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The Revelation part three: Ephesus; All Out of Love

In this episode we look at the message to the first of the seven churches…the church at Ephesus.

The church is called and empowered to be incarnational in our culture. That means we are to be portals through which Jesus continues to live His life. When Christ lives His life in us as us, the context of all our mission is love, just as Christ is love.

Revelation- 3 Message Notes

Revelation-3 Journey Group Discussion Questions

Revelation Week 3 (podcast) from Snoqualmie Valley Alliance on Vimeo.

The Revelation part two: When Jesus Comes To Church

With allusions to Daniel chapter 7 & 10, John reveals that Christ is at the center of all things…and all things are firmly under His control.

Revelation-2 Journey Group  notes

Revelation-2  Message Notes

Revelation Week 2 from Snoqualmie Valley Alliance on Vimeo.

 

The Revelation part one: Unveiling Jesus

I have been excited to start the journey through the book of Revelation. It is the only book in the Bible that comes with the promise of divine blessing for those who read it, hear it and actually do what is revealed.  That is a big promise! Below are downloads for my study notes and small group discussion questions along with a series bumper and live videocast of the talk. I’d love to interact with your comments below as you join me on the journey through the most mysterious book in the Bible: Revelation.

Revelation-1 outline

Revelation-1 JG notes

Revelation Sermon Series Begins 9/21 from Snoqualmie Valley Alliance on Vimeo.

Revelation Week 1 from Snoqualmie Valley Alliance on Vimeo.

Between Heaven and Hell

between_heaven_and_hell1I had mentioned an incredible book in my message this weekend, and I have had an ongoing list of requests for the title. I’ll supply a link for the book below. The book is called “Between Heaven and Hell” and it is written by Peter Kreeft. Historically, John F. Kennedy, Aldous Huxley and C.S Lews all died on the same day. Kreeft, who is a brilliant writer and philosopher, crafts a fictitious posthumous conversation between the three men as they enter some sort of transitionary plane somewhere between Heaven and Hell after they died.

Kreeft powerfully enfleshes  with words each of their life philosophies as the dialog unfolds in this strange place that they find themselves. It is not a lengthy book, but it truly is an intriguing read that you might want to add to your summer reading list.

You can click on the book cover or here to check it out:  between heaven and hell