The Book of Revelation: Discovering Jesus Christ Through Prophecy We're continuing our journey through the Book of Revelation this week, and there's so much more to discover! Revelation isn't simply a book about judgment, tribulation, or the end times. It's a revelation of Jesus Christ — His authority, His faithfulness, His victory, and His promises to those who belong to Him. As we study these chapters together, we'll examine what Scripture actually says, explore the symbolism in context, and distinguish biblical truth from speculation. HERE'S WHAT WE'RE STUDYING THIS WEEK: MONDAY | Revelation 7 The Sealed Servants and the Great Multitude TUESDAY | Revelation 8–9 The Trumpet Judgments WEDNESDAY | Revelation 10–11 The Little Scroll and Two Witnesses THURSDAY | Revelation 12 The Woman, the Dragon, and the War in Heaven FRIDAY | Gospel, Worship & Prayer We'll reflect on everything we've studied, share the hope of the Gospel, worship together, and lift one another up in prayer. Our goal isn't to create fear about the future. It's to grow in our understanding of God's Word, strengthen our faith, and keep our eyes fixed on Jesus Christ. LET'S TALK! Which chapter of Revelation are you most interested in studying this week? Is there something you've always wondered about? Drop your questions in the comments! I'd love to hear from you. Let's open our Bibles, examine the Scriptures, and grow together in truth.

A new week is here, and with it come new opportunities, new challenges, and perhaps a few uncertainties. But here's something we can hold on to: Whatever this week brings, we don't have to face it alone. God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. (Psalm 46:1) We may not know what tomorrow holds, but we can trust the One who holds us in His hands. As we begin this week, let's choose to seek His wisdom, rest in His promises, and keep our eyes fixed on Jesus. May our words reflect His love, our actions demonstrate His grace, and our hearts remain steadfast in His truth. My prayer for you this week is that you experience God's peace in the midst of uncertainty, His strength when you feel weary, and His guidance in every decision you face. What is one thing you're bringing before the Lord in prayer this week? You're welcome to share in the comments so we can pray for one another. May the Lord bless you and keep you. (Numbers 6:24)

All of creation All of the earth Make straight a highway A path for the Lord Jesus is coming soon Call back the sinner Wake up the saint Let every nation shout of Your fame Jesus is coming soon Like a bride waiting for her groom We'll be a Church ready for You Every heart longing for our King We sing "even so come" Lord Jesus, come Even so come Lord Jesus, come There will be justice, all will be new Your name forever, faithful and true Jesus is coming soon Oh, like a bride waiting for her groom We'll be a Church ready for You Every heart longing for our King We sing "even so come" Lord Jesus, come Even so come Lord Jesus, come So we wait We wait for You God, we wait You're coming soon So we wait We wait for You God, we wait You're coming soon Like a bride waiting for her groom We'll be at Church, ready for You Every heart longing for our King, we sing Like a bride waiting for her groom We'll be at Church, we'll be ready for You Every heart longing for our King, we sing "even so come" Lord Jesus, come Even so come Lord Jesus, come Even so come Lord Jesus, come Even so come Lord Jesus, come

About a year ago, we were going THROUGH IT. And I thought I was going to lose my mind! I couldn't see what God was doing and it seemed like I was in a season of silence. As I cried out in a group chat for prayer, one of the ladies sent me this song. When times get wild I listen and remind myself of all the times that God brought us through yet another attack or life circumstance that we just didn't understand. I hope that it strengthens and encourages you today. Jesus LOVES you!

In a world filled with uncertainty, troubling headlines, and so much noise, sometimes we need to be reminded of the goodness and faithfulness of God. Whatever you're facing today, my prayer is that you will find comfort in His presence, strength in His promises, and peace in knowing that He is still sovereign. Numbers 6:24–26 contains one of the most beautiful blessings in Scripture. It reminds us of God's gracious care and His desire for His people to know His peace. This past week, I began closing my livestreams with this blessing, and I think it's something I'll continue doing. Because after all the discussions, questions, and challenges, what better way to leave one another than with God's Word? May the Lord bless you and keep you. May His face shine upon you, and may He give you peace. “The LORD bless thee, and keep thee.” — Numbers 6:24 (KJV) What can I be praying for you about today?