This weekend, our church is joining together for a 24-Hour Prayer Vigil, which involves continual prayer at our building as we pray through the Book of Revelation, with focus on a different chapter each hour, and culminating in our worship service on Sunday.
This book can be intimidating or confusing to some, and there are many different interpretations of the text. However, I love this ultimate summary of Revelation from one of my distance mentors, Ed Welch, who fairly expressed it is not a puzzle to be solved, but a picture shouting, quite simply: “Jesus wins."
If you’ve never read Revelation before, or even if you've read it many times, here are a few resources to help you better navigate and pray your way through this amazing book, all about the great King of Kings who was and is and is to come.
This book can be intimidating or confusing to some, and there are many different interpretations of the text. However, I love this ultimate summary of Revelation from one of my distance mentors, Ed Welch, who fairly expressed it is not a puzzle to be solved, but a picture shouting, quite simply: “Jesus wins."
If you’ve never read Revelation before, or even if you've read it many times, here are a few resources to help you better navigate and pray your way through this amazing book, all about the great King of Kings who was and is and is to come.
The Bible Project Overview: Revelation 1-11
The Bible Project Overview: Revelation 12-22
Nancy Guthrie: “Don’t Fear the Book of Revelation”
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