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That You May Overcome: Revelation 17-19a - The Fall of Babylon - Part 5
This week we conclude this extended section of our study. In Chapter 19, we see the response of heaven to Babylon’s fall, as well as the joy of the marriage supper of the Lamb.
The Family of God - Mark 3:31-35
At a time when Jesus’ physical family was trying to stop him, he identifies his true family. He identifies that family as those who are in proximity to him, having drawn near. But more than that, he identifies that family as those who do the will of His father.
That You May Overcome: Revelation 17-19a - The Fall of Babylon - Part 4
When Babylon falls, it will be felt. In Revelation 18, those who had benefited from Babylon lament her destruction, but do not come to her aid. God’s judgement is certain, and as the scene changes, the heavens rejoice in Babylon’s fall.
A Father As Example - Luke 15:11-32
Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son is well known, and the father in that story can be an example to us. He reflects our Father in heaven, but also the kind of people that we should be, especially if we are fathers or any kind of leader.
That You May Overcome: Revelation 17-19a - The Fall of Babylon - Part 3
Due to our Summer Series taking place on Wednesdays, we have moved our weekly studies in Revelation to our Sunday afternoon meeting. This will be our pattern through most weeks through the duration of the Summer months. This week we continue our previous discussions on Babylon, and ultimately of God’s judgement against her because of her many sins.
A Father as Example - Luke 11:1-13
Jesus is called the Master Teacher for a reason. His use of easily understandable illustration to teach deep spiritual truths. Such is the case in Luke 11 when he uses the picture of a father caring for his children to encourage his disciples to trust our Heavenly Father and be willing to come to him in prayer.
The Marks of Jesus - Galatians 6:17
One last thought from Galatians, as Paul speaks about bearing the marks of Jesus in his body. He is probably thinking about physical marks that he bore because of persecution, but by and large it is his way of identifying himself as belonging to Jesus. Likewise, there should be “marks” in our lives that show others that we belong to Jesus.
In the Things of My Father - Luke 2:41-49
At 12 years old, Jesus was found in the temple sitting among the teachers and discussing the things of the Father. As our example he shows us how to be “about our Father’s business” or “in the things of our Father,” by being where He wants us to be, thinking about what He wants us to, and doing what He wants us to do.
Set Free, Now What? - Galatians 5:16-6:18
As we draw our study of Galatians to a close, we take a look at what we must do with our freedom in Christ. Freedom isn’t just about what we have been set free from, it is what we are set free for, and in these last two chapters, Paul gives us clear direction in how to use our freedom.
Honor or Hypocrisy - Matthew 15:1-9
Jesus is better qualified than anyone to speak on the issue of honoring parents. He honored his parents, and as the Word that became flesh, he is the origin of the command to “honor your father and your mother.” This morning we take a look at an occasion when the Lord confronted the Pharisees about this issue.
That You May Overcome: Revelation 17-19a - The Fall of Babylon - Part 2
This week we continue studying the the identity of Babylon and the Beast, looking at the further details that are given in Chapter 17.
Freedom Over Bondage - Galatians 5:1-15
Most people think that freedom means being able to do whatever I want, whenever I want. But true freedom, and especially Biblical freedom isn’t about the lack of restraint, but about being set free to truly serve and love.
Let the Children Come - Mark 10:13-16
Some people view children as merely to be tolerated, but to Jesus, they mattered. He welcomed children, and even gave them as an example to follow for his disciples. And he still welcomes those who will come to him with a child-like faith.
That You May Overcome: Revelation 17-19a - The Fall of Babylon - Part 1
Revelation 17-19 focuses on the fall of the entity known as “Babylon.” Chapter 17 primarily helps us to understand exactly what Babylon is, namely the seductive power of Rome (and empire in general), which has enticed many to give allegiance to it, and drinks the blood of those who reject her.
A Tale of Two... - Galatians 4:21-31
When in danger of going the wrong way, sometimes an illustration works best to make a case for turning to the right way. Paul’s uses the story of Hagar and Sarah and their sons to illustrate the difference between justification by works and justification by faith.
Better Not To Marry? - Matthew 19:10-12
When Jesus spoke of God’s ideal for marriage in Matthew 19, he took a very narrow view of what permitted a divorce to take place. In response, his disciples supposed it might be better not to be married. Join us as we consider how Jesus responded to that idea, as well as what Paul says regarding how one’s marital status might affect their service for Christ.
That You May Overcome: Revelation 16 - Seven Bowls of Wrath - Part 3
In this week’s class, we conclude our discussion of Revelation 16 by focusing on the final bowl of wrath. Toward the end of the lesson we do transition into some introductory material for chapter 17, but we will primarily focus on that discussion next week.