Paul has just declared something astonishing in the previous verses: because we have been justified by faith, we now have peace with God, and we stand in grace. The believer’s relationship with God has been fundamentally changed. Hostility has been replaced by peace; condemnation by acceptance. No longer our enemy, God is now our ally. […]

Standing in the grace of God has been hard for me to grasp. One image that has helped me think about it is this: imagine the grace of God as a great building. We have been personally ushered inside. Outside that building, a storm is raging—the chaotic storm of sin, rebellion, and all of sin’s […]

Maddie knows stuff. The Circle of Fifths lies at the center of the skillset needed to be a successful musician. It tells us about key signatures, identifies the three primary chords in each key  – i.e., the 1,4, and 5 chords – and helps us quickly figure out what notes are in every key.   […]

Maddie knows stuff. The Pentatonic (Penta=5; Tonic=tone therefore the 5-tone scale) is the backbone of popular Western music, especially when it comes to soloing. Take the 7-note major scale, throw away the troublesome 4th and 7th note…. and voila! The Pentatonic Scale. Yup…. Maddie knows stuff.

Maddie Knows Stuff! Professor Maddie tells us that there are almost unlimited note combinations from a single Major Scale. One scale, seven notes…. we will never finish exploring the musical possibilities of those seven notes. There are enough scale and chord possibilities contained in that mothership called the Major Scale to occupy us for the […]

 My justification is not temporary, as though I were living under a kind of spiritual parole—constantly at risk that one failure would cancel it and send me back to prison. No, it is a permanent thing. Forever forgiven, forever pardoned, forever justified. That is the Gospel – the “Good News”. I am not on parole. […]

Chapters 1 – 4 focus on right standing with God (“righteousness,” “justification”), and chapters  5 – 8 describe the benefits that those who have attained this right standing enjoy. Paul’s argument in chs. 5–8 follows a general chiastic pattern (a-b-c / c´-b´-a´). “Chiastic pattern” is a new term for me. Here is what it means: […]

He believed the God who promised life where there was barrenness. He trusted the One who said an old man and an old woman would have a son, even though every biological possibility said otherwise. And when Abraham believed, God credited him with righteousness. That moment becomes the template. Think about it this way: when […]

When God told Abraham, “So shall your offspring be,” Abraham believed Him — and that believing response became the defining marker of belonging. Not ritual. Not ethnicity. Not possession of the Law. Faith. So when Paul says the promise comes by faith “so that it may be by grace and guaranteed,” he’s protecting the very […]

If inheritance comes through the Law, then inheritance depends on obedience to clearly defined commands. But the very nature of the Law is to expose violations, not to erase them. The Law reveals guilt; it does not remove it. It identifies transgression; it does not justify the transgressor. Abraham, however, was declared righteous long before […]

In a move that would have felt deeply unsettling—if not offensive—to many Jewish hearers, Paul declares that Abraham is also the father of believing Gentiles. Not by conversion to Judaism. Not by circumcision. Not by possession of the Law. But by faith. The very thing Israel had treated as an add-on to Israel, i.e., the […]

Romans 4 is not a side trail in Paul’s argument. It is the keystone. Remove it, and the entire structure collapses. If righteousness is credited by faith, then boasting is silenced, privilege is leveled, and salvation stands as grace from beginning to end. Paul’s entire argument can be distilled into a single sentence he would […]

“If salvation is really like this… then what do we do with the Law? What about covenant identity? What about obedience? What about… us?” Paul answers all of that with one devastating question: “Where, then, is boasting?” or “What are you looking to boast about?” I get it. For centuries, Israel was the sole caretaker […]

Paul has stated that God has a plan through which WE can be delivered. And this is God’s plan. As He is the judge, it is within His purview to grant any sentence He deems correct. There is a path forward from death to life. He can confer right-standing to whomever He desires. He alone […]

Paul emphasizes humanity’s universal condition before God by highlighting a state of being in which people are neither righteous, nor capable of true understanding, nor inclined to seek God. This is not merely a one-time failure but an ongoing, habitual reality. Paul underscores that this condition applies to everyone, Jew and Gentile alike. Taken together, […]

Romans 2 denies privilege as protection. Romans 3 affirms the privilege of being the caretaker of the revealed word of God. Think about it. You, Israel, have been given a trust – the words of God Himself. It’s like God is saying “You are given the responsibility to safeguard these words and to present them […]

Paul anchors everything he has said in Israel’s own sacred texts, showing that this is not a theological detour but a faithful reading of the covenant story. From Moses through the prophets, God had made it clear that covenant membership was never confined to external markers such as ethnicity or circumcision. A circumcised heart – […]

People generally prefer the simplest explanation available, whether or not it is the most accurate one. It’s easier to place ideas into familiar categories than to wrestle with deeper truths that challenge our assumptions. In this passage, the easy conclusion is to say that Paul is dividing humanity into two ethnic or religious groups—Jews and […]

I am sure we have all known people like this. The attitude that says,  “My membership in this church—or this synagogue—comes with benefits and privileges.”  has appeared in every century of God’s people. It wears different clothing in different eras, but the assumption remains the same: proximity to holy things is mistaken for participation in […]

When I was growing up, truth was something solid. It was fixed, objective—something you discovered, not something you created. Truth stood outside of you. It didn’t bend to your preferences, your feelings, or your experiences. It simply was. If something was true, it was true whether you liked it or not, whether you agreed with […]

It is easy—and strangely comforting—to point out the faults and failings of others, so long as we quietly exclude ourselves from the indictment. Moral comparison gives the illusion of righteousness. As long as someone else appears worse, we feel justified, secure, and even validated. In Romans 2:1–2, Paul addresses Jewish believers who, having heard his […]

Here is an excerpt from my study in Romans 5:1. In Romans 5:1, Paul writes: “Because we are justified…εἰρήνην ἔχομεν — We have peace with God.” Peace is not merely calm — It Is the end of hostility. A preacher I once knew said that  “Peace is the cessation of againstness.” The Greek word Paul […]

Why? I’ve been asking myself a simple question lately: why? Because something has shifted in me over the past couple of years. Writing—once something I rarely felt drawn to—has become almost a daily necessity. I find myself writing Bible studies, working on a memoir, adding to a growing collection of blog posts, and building on […]

Romans chapter 1 introduces Paul’s gospel and then lays out the fundamental problem of humanity: although God has clearly revealed Himself through creation, people suppress that truth, refuse to honor Him, and exchange His glory for substitutes. As a result, God’s wrath is revealed not primarily through sudden punishment, but by giving people over to […]

This is a great subject to discuss, and it comes up regularly in churches of all sizes and denominations. Worship leaders, pastors, elders, and musicians themselves wrestle with this: Do we hire highly skilled, experienced musicians who may or may not attend our church, or do we build our music team strictly from people within […]

I love the word “therefore,” – I wonder what it’s “there for?” When Paul reaches Romans 1:24 and uses the word “therefore,” he is not opening the door to a list of possible outcomes. He is closing the door behind a decision that has already been made. We have done something, and the result follows. […]

I grew up in Alaska, surrounded by mountains and trees, oceans and rivers, lakes that reflected the sky like mirrors. I watched bears move through the brush, deer step quietly along the tree line, salmon fill the streams, and halibut rise from the depths. Ducks and geese traced their ancient paths across the water and […]

The wrath of God is even now being revealed. Perhaps not in a way you might expect. God is addressing godlessness and wickedness – two different aspects of the sin problem we have in humanity. Godlessness is the vertical aspect – the relationship between man and God. Wickedness is the horizontal aspect of the sin […]

I Danced With God Today So… today I danced with God. Let me explain. I play bass and guitar at Burnt Hickory Baptist Church, mostly in the “Classic” service — older worship songs, classic hymns, and usually a solid choir anthem. I genuinely love getting to play there. The musicians are strong, the choir is […]

18 The wrath of God is being revealed from heaven… A Hurricane The key to the sentence are the words “is being“. Another way of saying it might be to say the wrath of God is in the process of being revealed. It is not fully revealed… yet. If the wrath of God were a character […]

Paul’s declaration is striking: “I am not ashamed of the gospel.” That is not a throwaway line. It is a settled conviction. When do people usually feel shame? When their words and their lives do not line up. Shame creeps in when we are exposed—when what we claim to be and what we actually are […]

In this podcast, Paul is setting the stage for what is to come in the next three chapters. When it comes to the Gospel, the playing field is leveled. There is no difference in status or position when it comes to what he is about to share. Greeks and non-Greeks (think Gentiles and Jews) alike […]

The word “holy” in Paul’s greetings is applied to the recipients of this letter. 7 To all in Rome who are loved by God and called to be his holy (ἅγιος  – hagios) people: What does it mean to be called “holy”? Paul says those believers in Rome are called “holy people”. By extension, that also […]

In this 4th episode of the Romans series, I look at verses 3-6 of chapter 1. Paul hints at several conversations to come concerning what “Being called” means, the relationship between Jewish and Gentile Believers, and the divinity and authority of Jesus. There will be several conversations Paul will be having in this letter. Convincing […]

A promise moves us from the realm of prediction to the realm of relationship. A promise is personal—a commitment made from one party to another, an assurance that something will indeed come to pass, and it comes with the declaration that the one who promises is personally guaranteeing it will come to pass. With a […]

Before Paul wrote his letter, the church in Rome was marked by both growth and tension. The Christian community there did not begin under apostolic leadership but developed organically through Jewish believers and early Christian travelers who carried the gospel to the capital of the empire. As a result, the church initially had a strong […]

1 Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle and set apart for the gospel of God— The apostle Paul, the author of the letter to the Romans, stands as one of the most influential figures in early Christianity. Once a zealous Pharisee known as Saul of Tarsus, Paul was rigorously trained in […]

I am very excited to undertake this next project. Last year was the year of Revelation – this year is the season of Romans. Why not the YEAR of Romans? Simple – I will be presenting podcasts of my studies in this epic letter from Paul until late 2027 (maybe even into 2028)! This will […]

It is clear from Daniel two, verses 12 and 13, that Daniel and his friends (Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego), were considered part of this caste of men known as the Wise Men of Babylon who were to be advisors to the King on a great breadth of subjects, including religion, science, philosophy and politics.  They […]

I used to wonder why the angels did not appear to the “professional” religious folk in the Temple… why shepherds? That was the thought and question I circled my mental wagons around as I considered this aspect of the Incarnation. After wrestling with this, I have concluded that the shepherds were the PERFECT candidates for […]

Essay #2 on Christmas – Mary and Joseph. I focus on the humanity of Mary’s journey. What humanity, you might ask? Picture the scene. Mary is in her home in Nazareth when an angel—no ordinary angel, but Gabriel himself—appears. By the customs of the time, Mary was likely only fourteen to sixteen years old. Now, […]

Respect the Long Game In the midst of the Christmas devotionals this year, I have been asking myself repeatedly…  Apart from all of the interesting human and cultural details of the narratives surrounding Mary, the shepherds, and the Magi, what does this Christmas mean to me? I think perhaps the one sentence that comes to […]

What a happy ending to what could have been disastrous. I see a woman who was honest with herself, her neighbors, and God, confessing bitterness and no small amount of anger about what she had experienced. She had been taken away from her home and family by her husband to go to a land hostile […]

From loss and bitterness, Naomi’s family line is restored. From Ruth’s foreign origins, a future lineage is secured—one that would ultimately lead to King David and, generations later, to Jesus Christ, the ultimate Redeemer. The sandal, the witnesses, and the blessings together proclaim that redemption is not just a human arrangement but a divine act […]

  It is one thing to say something; it is another thing to do what you say you will do. Ruth followed up her words with proof of her new allegiance to Naomi and God – she went to live with Naomi in Bethlehem. This is possibly one of the more courageous acts in the […]

Remarkably, the person who so clearly embodies God’s love is a Moabite woman – she’s not Jewish. Ruth’s steadfast loyalty to Naomi and her wholehearted embrace of the God of Israel reveal her as a true daughter of Israel and a worthy ancestor of David. She is proof that entrance into God’s kingdom is not […]

There was an old saying I remember hearing years ago: “You never meet the devil when you’re going his way.” When you reach the point as a believer when you are no longer silent in your faith – when you begin to boldly proclaim your allegiance to the Prince of Peace, pointing to Him as […]

“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God” (v.9). Having been emptied, cleansed, and filled with God’s righteousness, the disciple now becomes an instrument of His peace. The peacemaker carries God’s own heart into a fractured world, working to restore shalom—wholeness, harmony, and justice—between man and God. In doing so, […]

A pure heart has clear spiritual sight; the fog of sin and selfishness no longer clouds the soul. Such a person begins to recognize God’s hand in daily life — in His Word, in creation, and even in the quiet movements of the Spirit within. Fancy words, that. But how do we get from here […]

Here is an excerpt from this podcast: “True mercy is never born of weakness or sentimentality. It flows from a position of strength—spiritual, emotional, and moral strength rooted in God’s grace. The merciful person isn’t a pushover, nor are they naïve about evil or sin. They see clearly the wrong that’s been done, yet they […]

Matthew 5:6 — “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.” — speaks to the deep longing of the human soul for what is truly good, pure, and right in God’s eyes. In this Beatitude, Jesus moves beyond the outer actions of faith and goes straight to the heart’s […]

What does it mean to be meek? So glad you asked! Here are the video and audio links so you can find out!   Spotify: Blessed are the Meek     YouTube Link: Blessed are the Meek Have a glorious day! Paige

“Blessed are those who mourn… for they will be comforted.” The Beatitudes are not a simple random list of sayings… each Beatitude is connected to the next, providing a visual of the path of a true Christ-follower. Here is the Spotify (Audio-Only) Link: Essays in the Beatitudes… “Blessed are Those Who Mourn” Here is the […]

What does this Beatitude have in common with an encounter I once had with an Alaskan Coastal Brown Bear? Give it a listen or a watch and find out! Here is the audio – Spotify – Link: Blessed are the Poor The YouTube Link: Blessed are the Poor Blessings! Paige

Here it is – the end of the journey that began in January of this year (2025). And what a journey it was. I trust you will enjoy what you hear and see. Video Link: Revelation 22 Audio Link: Revelation 22   In His Grip, Paige

  This has been the most challenging study I have ever undertaken—complex, demanding, and at times overwhelming. And yet, paradoxically, it has also been the most rewarding. Like John, I find myself running out of words, but not out of wonder. We are almost done with Revelation, folks. Can you believe it? We began in […]

The Judgment chapter… Satan is judged, unbelievers are judged, and believers are judged. Why are judges needed during the Millennium? Isn’t Satan imprisoned at the time? Doesn’t that mean things are going to be all wonderful and good with Satan off the board? Not necessarily. Oh yeah… There is also the Millennium. What’s THAT all […]

What has my path through Revelation revealed to me?  Firstly, I have realized that, like taking a first trip to Disneyland, I am overwhelmed.  I literally cannot take it all in. I know I am going to have to schedule another trip through this iconic book, because, like a trip to Disneyland, it’s just not […]

Is Babylon symbolic of Rome? Yes…. and No. In this podcast, I muse on the city of Babylon. Are we reading about Rome? Maybe. However, there are several historical examples that align with what we read about in Revelation 18. This is more than just one city or just one empire. Here is the Video […]

“Come, I will show you the punishment of the great prostitute, who sits by many waters. With her the kings of the earth committed adultery, and the inhabitants of the earth were intoxicated with the wine of her adulteries.” To understand this chapter, it is not enough to try to identify who this harlot is; […]

Today, we see the final installment of the Judgement of God. We have had the Seals, the Trumpets, and now the Bowls of God’s Wrath. Here is your Video Link Rev 16 – The Bowl Judgements Here is your Spotify Audio Link Rev 16 – The Bowl Judgements In His Grip Paige

God took me on a bit of a journey today, as I ended up learning a bit more about why my Rapture-centric friends believe in the Rapture. I’m not saying I think as they do, but I CAN say that I understand their point of view better, and that’s progress! I am a firm believer […]

The Three-Part Harvest This entire chapter draws its imagery from the rhythm of the yearly harvest, a cycle deeply familiar to Israel. The harvest always began with the firstfruits—the very first portion of grain, grapes, or produce gathered from the field. These were not merely agricultural products; they were consecrated offerings, set apart as holy […]

There are three angels spoken of in this chapter. In today’s podcast, we will mention two of them. The first announces a final call to repent before the coming judgment. The second exposes Babylon the Great. The Spotify link is here: The First Two Angels Here is the Video (YouTube) Link: The First Two Angels […]

Just who ARE the 144,000? Is this just a “picture” of a group of people and not a real, actual number? Or is it an actual 144,000? Here is the video link: The 144,000 The Audio link (Spotify) The 144,000 Still pondering… Paige

Its strategic location on the Aegean coast made Smyrna a natural hub for trade and commerce. Ships from across the Mediterranean docked in its bustling harbor, bringing with them goods, ideas, and people from all over the empire. This economic vitality brought wealth and cultural diversity, but it also meant that pagan religions and philosophies […]

As I proceed through my Bible Study in Revelation, I will be releasing essays on those topics that jump out at me. The first series of Essays will be concerning what I learned concerning the Seven Churches of Revelation. Today’s installment concerns the Church at Ephesus. Powerful in Doctrine, Champions of truth, Victors over the […]

In this Podcast, I conclude my thoughts on Amillennial vs Premillennialism and remind myself where my focus needs to be. The conversation between those two points of view is important, but this conversation should NOT be driving the bus; in other words, the controlling factor of how we live as believers. Here is the video […]

In researching examples of the Church aligning with political power, I found numerous disturbing examples of what this looks like. This is the story of Revelation 13 – the political leader (the Antichrist) allying with the religious world (the False Prophet). This chapter serves as a cautionary tale, particularly from the Amillennial perspective. The alliance […]

I am being reminded by God that I know precious little of all there is to know about His timeline as it applies to His Church and to me. And isn’t THAT what the Premillennialism/Amillennial discussion hinges on? Did the events in Revelation occur in the 1st century or are they still to come? Are […]

In this podcast, I look at Revelation 13:1-10 again, except this time I peer at it through the Premillennial view. Here is the Video link: Revelation 13:1-10… The Premillennial Point of View The Audio links i.e. Spotify and iTunes, are to the right. Regards, Paige  

In this, part 1 of 2, I look at this passage from the Amillennial point of view. In Part 2, I will view it from the Premillennial point of view. Believe it or not, there’s not much difference in their theological view – it’s more or less a debate on the timeline of the events […]

In this study, I pause to reflect and to remind myself why I am studying Revelation. The temptation is to view Revelation as a vehicle to settle the issues between different eschatological positions. It’s not. This is one of my most relevant bible studies to come out of Revelation. Here is the video link… How […]

We finish Revelation chapter 12, and our discussion on the Woman, the Dragon, and the Child. Here is the Video link… Revelation 12:4-17 The audio links are to the right, as usual. Blessings! Paige  

Who is the Dragon? What does this symbolize? It turns out there are two prevailing views – the Premillennialist and the Amillennialist views. I talk about those two as I look at the Dragon. Here is the Video link: Revelation 12:3 – the Dragon The audio links are to the right – Spotify and iTunes […]

I asked myself the question “What would a Gentile Believer think as he/she read these words?” and “What would a Jewish Believer think as he/she read these words?” Some good thought-provoking stuff to ponder as we work at unraveling the “Revelation” Code. Here is the video (YouTube) link: Revelation 12:1,2 The Audio links  – Apple […]

In this podcast, I look at the midpoint of Revelation and pause, thinking on how to interpret Revelation going forward. I look at three possible points of view: Recapitulation View  Chronological View “From Eden to the End” Here is the Video Link: The Last Trumpet… and Three Views The audio links are to the right […]

In this podcast, I address the two main views on just who these two witnesses are… plus I take a journey down a “rabbit hole” concerning the “Prosperity Gospel.” Funny where my mind goes when I read the Bible, sometimes… The video link (YouTube) is here: Revelation 11:7-14 The Two Witnesses, Part 2 The Audio […]

There’s something deeply humbling about reading the Bible for the second time with fresh eyes. It’s like discovering you’ve known the lyrics to a song your whole life—but never really understood the music. Over the years, I’ve come to realize that so many of my thoughts about God, salvation, and the Bible itself weren’t shaped […]

I want you to know that in an attempt at transparency, I am conflicted about how to interpret this iconic letter from John. My church background has always had me believing in a literal 7-year Great Tribulation, preceded or followed by or split up by the Rapture of the church. But lately, I have been […]

John was not allowed to reveal EVERYTHING he heard… Here is the link to the video : Revelation 10 You can find the audio versions on Spotify and iTunes… the links are to the right. If you wish to participate in my Patreon site, here is the link: Paige’s Patreon Be Blessed! Paige

An army that has 200,000,000 soldiers… is that for REAL? I speak to that as we examine what the sixth trumpet unleashes on the world. Here is the video link.” Revelation 9:13-21 The Audio links – i.e., Spotify and iTunes are to the right. As usual, you can support my work with a paid membership […]

Ok… NOW it gets weird! Locusts with a woman’s face, lion’s teeth, wings, armor breastplates… whaaaa???? What could this mean? In this podcast, I dive into this… join me! Here is the video link… Revelation 9:1-12 Audio links, i.e., Spotify and iTunes, are to the right. In His Grip,  

It’s here! My new book, “The Millennium Chronicles- Going Home” From Lulu Press – The Millenium Chronicles Vol1 – “Going Home” Paige goes to sleep and dreams… but is it REALLY a dream? This is an easy read, thoroughly enjoyable. Here are excerpts from a review: “Millennium” is a profound journey of faith and hope. […]

The Seventh seal is opened, revealing 30 minutes of silence – the calm before the storm… followed by seven trumpets. God’s judgments get notched up a bit. Here is the video link: Revelation 8… the first four trumpet Judgements The Audio link for Spotify and iTunes is to the right. Here is the link to […]

Who are the 144,000? Who are the innumerable ones gathered before the throne? Is it possible the 144,000 are part of that innumerable crowd? In any case, this is a powerful part of John’s vision. There is a lot here to unpack, and I am positive I have not unpacked all there is. Here is […]

We get introduced to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. There are also new (to me) thoughts on the Judgements of God. Here is the video version of the Podcast: Revelation 6 – the 1st six seals The audio links for Spotify and iTunes are to the right. If you want to support what I […]

In this chapter, we begin the journey to understanding the seven seals, the seven trumpets, and the seven bowls – different phases of the judgment of God on humanity. The link to the YouTube (video) version of the podcast is here: Revelation 5… Who can open the Scroll? The audio podcast links are to the […]

Before John gets to the apocalyptic part of this experience, he describes the experience of being in God’s Throne room. Here is the video version of this podcast: Rev 4 – In the Throne Room! The audio links to Spotify and iTunes are to the right. Below is the link to my Patreon site… Paige’s […]

This particular church has the distinction of not having a single good thing said about them by Jesus. Ouch. Here is the video link: The Luke-Warm Church Here is the link to my Patreon page: Paige’s Patreon page! The audio links to the audio podcasts on iTunes and Spotify are to the right. Be blessed! […]

No rebuke or admonishment here. Only recognition and the encouragement to hang on and endure. The Video Link: To the Church at Philadelphia – “Hold On!” The links to Spotify and iTunes are to the right. Here is the link to my Patreon site – I would love your support! Paige’s Patreon Site In His […]

Have you ever known someone who tried to live off of their past glories? Pretty common in the music world. Yesteryear’s stars trying to stay relevant for today’s audiences is not uncommon. As hard as they try, they are just not relevant any longer. That was the city of Sardis and that, apparently, was the […]

What we see Jesus warning the church at Thyatira about is, unfortunately, not an isolated thing. I have seen clergy, laymen, and a few times entire churches deceived by this potent ruse from the enemy of our souls that I call the “Jezebel Deception”. The video link is here: The “Jezebel Deception” The Audio links […]

Was it really such a big deal to have Nicolaitans and Balaamites in the church? Turns out… it is a VERY  big deal. Here is the video link to this podcast: To Pergamum – the Compromised Church To get access to the transcript of this podcast, go here: Paige’s Patreon Page The audio links are […]

The point of this short letter to Smyrna was to warn of coming persecution – which, approximately 30 years later resulted in the martyrdom of Polycarp, John’s disciple and Bishop of Smyrna. He was indeed  “…faithful, even to the point of death…” Another thought is that Polycarp may very well have been working in Smyrna […]

Ephesus was a central hub for the ministry of Paul, John, and other early Christians, making it one of the most significant cities in early Christian history. And it makes sense that Jesus would address Ephesus first. They were a doctrinally correct, Torah-knowledgeable community of believers, responsible (approximately 40 years prior to this letter) for […]

In today’s podcast we explore ch1 verses 9-20. I try to interpret what it is that John saw on the island of Patmos. The Video link is here: Revelation 1:9-20 The audio links are to the right i.e. Spotify and iTunes. If you want the transcription of the Podcast – which has extra material not […]

One thing I am looking forward to as I work with Revelation is discovering what I think and believe about Eschatology. Until now, I have not spent much time at all thinking on this subject, hiding behind the joke that I am a “Pan-Millenialist” where I simply believe it will all “pan out in the […]

The question concerning authorship and the date of Revelation’s  writing is pretty important when it comes to understanding John’s missive. There are currently (in my research so far) two theories concerning the date of its authorship. One view has it being written during Nero’s reign – between Ad 60-65, with the other view saying that […]

Today’s Podcast is my Preamble to my upcoming study on John’s Revelation. This will launch a (perhaps) six month study as I take a deep dive into this apocalyptic  missive from John the Apostle. Here is the video link: Preamble The audio links to this podcast ( iTunes and Spotify) are to the right as […]