Ephesus had become a church of spiritual "Martha's." Are we so busy working for God that we do not have time to be with God?
Tag: eschatology
The Lord’s Unstoppable Agenda
We serve a Savior Who not only knows the future, He declares it!
A Layman’s Thoughts on Revelation 1:7 — “Behold, He cometh with the clouds”
The return of Christ will be both glorious and terrifying. It will be glorious in that all of creation will see Him as He is and will clearly recognize Him as the Son of God. More importantly, Israel will at last see Jesus as her Messiah and it will lead to national repentance. In all … Continue reading A Layman’s Thoughts on Revelation 1:7 — “Behold, He cometh with the clouds”
Nine Reasons the Lord Must Return
When we look at our circumstances, it’s hard to imagine that the Lord is ever coming back. Thankfully, His return is not based on our imaginations, but on the sure promises of His Word.
A Layman’s Thoughts on Revelation 1:4-5a
In greeting the seven churches, John spends more time speaking about the God Who greets them than he does talking about the churches being greeted because the focus of the church should be on God. Revelation 1:4-8 (4) John to the seven churches which are in Asia: Grace be unto you, and peace, from him … Continue reading A Layman’s Thoughts on Revelation 1:4-5a
A Layman’s Thoughts on Revelation (1:1-3)
Revelation begins with its own title clearly stated, it also comes with a promise: “Blessed is he that readeth, and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written therein.” Prophecy, especially New Testament prophecy, is meant to bring comfort to believers.
Grace in Waves 