Calvary Evangelical Church, Brighton, Uk

Seven bowls of God's wrath symbolise the final judgement. All that opposes God will be destroyed.

Just as the Israelites at the exodus were fed in the desert, so Jesus demonstrates saving power by feeding the crowd in a desert place.

Two beasts represent the threat and seduction of the world under the power of Satan. This requires wisdom!

The death of John the Baptist. Herodias and her daughter manipulate king Herod.

Satan tries to kill the promised Messiah, but is defeated.

In Revelation 10 and 11 we get a description of the church in the gospel age: at the same time invincible in its message yet offensive to the world.

Jesus Christ is presented as our high priest, fully qualified to represent us to God, and sympathetic to our weaknesses. Then there is a warning of the importance of understanding such things.

How should God's people react when everything seems to be going wrong, and are scorned or persecuted? Psalm 79 has some good advice.

Steve Ellacott looks at God's rest in Hebrews 4.

In Psalm 78, a review of early Israelite history is used to warn of the dangers of continuing in sin.

Jesus Christ is the divine Son, but also human. Hebrews explores his humanity as true man, pioneer of salvation and faithful apostle.

Psalm 80 is a prayer for God's face to shine on his people. What should we expect when God's people are restored?

An introduction to the letter to the Hebrews. in the first section, the main themes are introduced.

In the first few verses of the letter to the Hebrews, Jesus is presented as the ultimate revelation of God.

Surely God is good! Colin Strudwick looks at Psalm 73.

Revelation ends with a description of the holy city where God dwells with men.

Why do bad things happen? Philip Wells unpacks the meaning of the seven trumpets in the book of the Revelation, and what God is saying to us through these events.

We live in the age of gospel progress.

The seven churches of Asia Minor represent the problems, challenges and promises for churches everywhere. Hear what the Spirit says to the churches.

The book of Revelation is an unveiling of how world affairs appear from the viewpoint of heaven. In the first chapter we have a revelation of the ascended Christ.