Revelation chapter 1 reveals Jesus Christ the head of the church.
Revelation chapters 2-3 Jesus address His church.
Revelation 4 John is shown the Throne of God and we see what worship in heaven looks like.
To Experience the Joy of Salvation and Assurance of Eternal Life that is in Christ. But There Are Things That Destroy Fellowship with God––Stealing our Joy and Assurance of Eternal Life, and John wants us to know… (1 John 2:15-17).
Saul of Tarsus was a well connected Pharisee on a mission to persecute christians. But something happened to Saul that caused hime to go from a self-righteous pharisee to s servant of Christ. What happened? And how could a man like Saul dedicate the rest of his life to Christ? Listen as we see the transformation of a new life in Christ.
No other event was surrounded by so many miracles as the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The magnitude of this event was marked by seven miracles that culminated in the greatest miracle of all: the resurrection of Christ.
As recorded in the gospel accounts we see the eyewitness account of: 1. Three Hours of Darkness, 2. The Veil of the Temple Torn, 3. The Earthquake, 4. The Graves Opened, 5. The Resurrection of some of the Saints 6. The Undisturbed Grave Clothes, 7. The Resurrection of Christ.
It was in the shadow of the cross that an eyewitness, a Roman centurion who stood guarding His crucifixion said: ‘Truly this was the Son of God.’
CHART: Timeline at the Cross Source: Thompson Chain Reference Bible
This phrase ‘that you may know’ is found several times in the first letter of John. Some in John’s day claimed secret knowledge to separate themselves from others in the church. They seemed to be claiming ‘only we know…’ to draw others to themselves, but John writes, ‘that you may know’…
“These things I have written to you who believe in the name of the Son of God, that you may know that you have eternal life, and that you may continue to believe in the name of the Son of God.” 1 John 5:13
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