Revelation 11: Fanning the Flames

Survey of Revelation 2: Chapters 1-11

If we look at Revelation at a very high level, what does it have for us? Come join us as we cover 11 chapters in one sermon as we survey the landscape of Revelation.

Prelude to Revelation: Exodus & Babylon

Exodus shows God's power to deliver His people from slavery, while Babylon represents human rebellion and opposition to God. These themes prepare us for Revelation, where God ultimately rescues His people, judges evil, and establishes His eternal kingdom through Jesus Christ.

Prelude to Revelation: 2 Ptr 3-This Generation

In Peter's final part of his final address to the church, Peter calls Christ's church to patience and perseverance as the pressure turns up on Christians waiting for the return of Jesus.

Prelude to Revelation: Living in Sodom

2 Peter 2:1–16 warns believers about false prophets and teachers who secretly bring destructive teachings, deny the truth, and lead others into sin for personal gain. Peter explains that although they may appear convincing, their greed, deception, and immoral lifestyles reveal their true character. Using examples like fallen angels, Noah’s generation, and Sodom and Gomorrah, Peter reminds us that God judges wickedness but rescues those who remain faithful. The passage encourages Christians to stay grounded in God’s Word and be discerning about who they follow.

Revelation 11: Fanning the Flames

How can we stay true to the Gospel during the end times? Paul gives us a way to watch for the return of Jesus from the perspective of the world and what is happening in it. Let us learn the lesson of what it means to remain true to Jesus in light of end times.