These are my notes from the journey—truths I’m learning as I sit with Scripture and seek to understand it rightly. Not academic lectures, but reflections rooted in the grand story of the Bible and the hope we have in Christ.
Revelation Reloaded – Week 3 explores Revelation 4–5, unveiling the heavenly throne room, worship of God and the Lamb, and the meaning of judgment, inheritance, and divine glory through rich Tabernacle and biblical imagery.
A deeper look into Book of Revelation 1–3 exploring the seven churches, John’s partnership in suffering, the glorified Son of Man, the symbolism of the lampstands, and Christ’s call for believers to endure faithfully in the midst of compromise, deception, and persecution.
A beginner-friendly look at how Revelation uses symbolism, recapitulation, and Old Testament imagery to reveal Jesus Christ. Discover why Revelation is less about fear and hidden codes and more about hope, worship, and the fulfillment of God’s story.
A personal and hopeful introduction to studying Revelation after growing up with fear-filled end-times teachings. Join me as I rediscover Revelation not as a book of dread, but as a message of hope, encouragement, and the victory of Jesus Christ.
Explore the tension between subjective and objective truth and discover how Jesus, the Way, Truth, and Life, brings freedom and eternal life.
Humpty Dumpty Had a Great Fall “Therefore, preparing your minds for action, and being sober-minded, set your hope fully on the grace that will be brought to you at the revelation of Jesus Christ. As obedient children, do not be conformed to the passions of your former ignorance, but as he who called you is …
Discover why Biblical Christianity is unlike any other belief system—where God, not human effort, takes the initiative in salvation and transforms lives.
Discover how the Bible unfolds as one unified story—Creation, Fall, Redemption, and Consummation—and learn why we read all of Scripture through the unveiled lens of Jesus Christ.
I want to share something that has completely changed the way I read the Bible. When you read the Old Testament, you see prophets, priests, and kings over and over again. At first, they can feel like separate characters in separate stories. But they’re not random. They’re revealing something. Every prophet shows us our need …
