John writes in Revelation 1:5b-6, To him who loves us and has freed us from our sins by his blood and made us a kingdom, priests to his...

After having just blessed his audience with grace and peace from God the Father and the Holy Spirit (called here "the seven spirits"),...

While God does work in the heart, changing our desires, he does not speak there.

Many Christians steer away from Revelation for fear of not understanding, but they're missing out on great blessings.

When God shows us something, we have an obligation and the privilege to share it with others.

The idea that this is "the revelation of Jesus Christ" reminds us afresh what an incredible mercy it is that God reveals hidden things to us

Essential to our doctrine of God’s Word is the notion of sola Scriptura. How do Roman Catholics & Quakers both deny this critical doctrine?