The Village Church Sermons

The book of Revelation—John’s letter to the churches of Asia Minor—is full of prophecy, poetry, and promise. Despite the mystery that surrounds it, this final book in the canon of Scripture is an incredibly hope-filled picture of a coming battle that has already been won.

REVELATION 2-3 John pens the words of Jesus directed at seven specific churches, the theme of each a constant call to faithfulness.

REVELATION 4-5 With the churches addressed, John’s gaze turns toward God on His throne, a majestic sight that demands surrender and submission.

REVELATION 6:1–8:1 The ultimate meaning of history is revealed as John witnesses the Lamb open the scroll. Mystery moves toward fulfillment.

REVELATION 8:2–11:19 Idols which were once revered on earth turn to destroy their worshipers as God enacts His justice. John receives a bittersweet message of judgment and mercy.

REVELATION 12 The unseen war behind all wars is won as the sower of deceit is thrown from heaven. A desperate and defeated Enemy turns his attention to the people of God.

REVELATION 13 A false Trinity attempts to mimic holy God but falls short of His glory. The saints are called to endure.

REVELATION 14 The Lamb stands with His army of saints as the harvest of earth is reaped.

REVELATION 15–16 John catches another glimpse at the throne before the wrath of God is poured out on the earth.

REVELATION 17:1–19:10 A mysterious woman appears, but her true nature is revealed and her downfall is assured.

REVELATION 19:11–20:15 A meal is shared, a millennium unfolds, and Death is defeated forever.

REVELATION 21–22 Promises are fulfilled. Every wrong is made right. God reigns eternal.