Continuing his series on the book of Revelation, Keith Jackson speaks from chapters 12-13 which introduces us to three characters found in the last half of the tribulation which are in a sense, the unholy trinity that opposes the true God and His people on earth.
Keith Jackson continues his series on Revelation, looking at chapters 10-11 where we find three important testimonies from a mighty angel, two special witnesses and the elders in heaven.
Keith Jackson continues his series on Revelation by looking at chapters 8–9 and explores the judgments made with blown trumpets; with nature devastated, demons unleashed, and half of humanity destroyed.
Keith Jackson continues his series on Revelation, looking at seals. Keith explains the tribulation timeline and the hope believers in Christ have even in the darkest times.
Keith Jackson continues his series on Revelation looking at Jesus, weeks and seals. Discover how prophecy, worship, and the unfolding of God’s eternal plan all centre on the Lamb who was slain.
Speaking from chapters four and five, Keith Jackson continues his series on Revelation looking at rapture, holy and worthy.
Keith Jackson continues our series on Revelation by looking at the letters to the churches of Sardia, Philadelphia and Laodicea and how they are God’s reminder to us to examine our own lives. You can view the accompanying notes to this message on Keith’s blog.
Keith Jackson continues our series on Revelation and in this message, he explores the messages Jesus sent to the first four of the seven churches, their spiritual conditions, and what they reveal about our own faith today.
The book of Revelation is one of the most misunderstood books in the Bible – filled with symbols, prophecy, and powerful visions of Jesus’ return. Keith Jackson starts our new series looking at Revelation and asks what’s it all about?
Alistair Kumi speaks on the lessons learned from the church in Laodicea, the call to spiritual renewal and the importance of staying connected to our source, Jesus.