The Apocalypse: Crowns Down — Q&A

The Apocalypse: The Voice of the Martyrs — Q&A

When the martyrs under the altar cry out "how long?" God's answer is stunning — wait, because the number isn't complete yet. In this episode, we trace one of the most overlooked threads in the New Testament: the idea that God governs history by an appointed number, and the King won't return until every last one of his people is home.

The Apocalypse: When Conquest, Chaos, and Scarcity are Just Monday — Q&A

The church at Thyatira was warm, loving, and growing — and Jesus was about to come against them. In this episode, we go deeper on what the four horsemen have to say to a congregation that confused love with accommodation and grace with compromise. Because in a broken world, a church with a spine isn't one that's harsh — but one that shows true love, which requires courage and conviction.

The Apocalypse: God and Evil — Q&A

What if God’s ultimate purpose isn’t centered on your happiness—but on his own glory? In this episode, we explore how that unsettling truth is actually the key to understanding suffering, finding real joy, and seeing your life in a much bigger, better story.

The Apocalypse: The Only One Worthy — Q&A

Why does the Lamb have seven horns and sevens eyes? What is the significance of that? And what does the throne room mean practically? How can the throne room of God be appropriated to one's life personally? In this episode of The Cutting Room Floor, we unpack the powerful imagery of Revelation 5:1-14 and explore how the reality of God’s throne isn’t just symbolic—it’s deeply personal. If you’ve ever wondered how heaven’s perspective can shape your daily walk, this conversation will offer insight.

The Apocalypse: Crowns Down — Q&A

The throne room of God defies explanation. What does all the imagery convey? Spend a few more minutes meditating on Revelation 4 and such questions as: What are the seven lamps and the seven spirits of God? Or if being mesmerized by the glory of God catalyzes worship, how did Satan fall? And what does "holy, holy, holy" really mean?