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This series with Bible prophecy expert Dr. Jimmy DeYoung will help you better understand the book of Revelation. In these 8 programs, Dr. DeYoung will guide you through the 22 chapters of this prophetic book in chronological order, offering a unique and understandable perspective for those who love to study and those who are new to exploring biblical prophecy.Program 1 includes a unique overview of the entire book of Revelation in a single program. Dr. DeYoung has taught this information to audiences worldwide to offer a clear outline of the key aspects of the apostle John’s prophecies.Program 2 addresses the apostle John’s vision of Jesus. Revelation 1 offers a unique look at Jesus in His glorified form. He provides instructions for John’s writing that influences the remaining 21 chapters, in addition to offering many applications for our lives today.Program 3 begins the discussion of the seven churches in Revelation 2 and 3. Each church existed as a local congregation in the first century with their own strengths and weaknesses that inform the way our churches function still today.Program 4 DeYoung addresses Revelation 4 and the beginning of the heavenly visions the apostle John experiences. This program identifies aspects such as the 24 elders, and highlights the rapture and the various views of the tribulation.

This series with Bible prophecy expert Dr. Jimmy DeYoung will help you better understand the book of Revelation. In these 8 programs, Dr. DeYoung will guide you through the 22 chapters of this prophetic book in chronological order, offering a unique and understandable perspective for those who love to study and those who are new to exploring biblical prophecy.Program 1 includes a unique overview of the entire book of Revelation in a single program. Dr. DeYoung has taught this information to audiences worldwide to offer a clear outline of the key aspects of the apostle John’s prophecies.Program 2 addresses the apostle John’s vision of Jesus. Revelation 1 offers a unique look at Jesus in His glorified form. He provides instructions for John’s writing that influences the remaining 21 chapters, in addition to offering many applications for our lives today.Program 3 begins the discussion of the seven churches in Revelation 2 and 3. Each church existed as a local congregation in the first century with their own strengths and weaknesses that inform the way our churches function still today.Program 4 DeYoung addresses Revelation 4 and the beginning of the heavenly visions the apostle John experiences. This program identifies aspects such as the 24 elders, and highlights the rapture and the various views of the tribulation.

This series with Bible prophecy expert Dr. Jimmy DeYoung will help you better understand the book of Revelation. In these 8 programs, Dr. DeYoung will guide you through the 22 chapters of this prophetic book in chronological order, offering a unique and understandable perspective for those who love to study and those who are new to exploring biblical prophecy.Program 1 includes a unique overview of the entire book of Revelation in a single program. Dr. DeYoung has taught this information to audiences worldwide to offer a clear outline of the key aspects of the apostle John’s prophecies.Program 2 addresses the apostle John’s vision of Jesus. Revelation 1 offers a unique look at Jesus in His glorified form. He provides instructions for John’s writing that influences the remaining 21 chapters, in addition to offering many applications for our lives today.Program 3 begins the discussion of the seven churches in Revelation 2 and 3. Each church existed as a local congregation in the first century with their own strengths and weaknesses that inform the way our churches function still today.Program 4 DeYoung addresses Revelation 4 and the beginning of the heavenly visions the apostle John experiences. This program identifies aspects such as the 24 elders, and highlights the rapture and the various views of the tribulation.

This series with Bible prophecy expert Dr. Jimmy DeYoung will help you better understand the book of Revelation. In these 8 programs, Dr. DeYoung will guide you through the 22 chapters of this prophetic book in chronological order, offering a unique and understandable perspective for those who love to study and those who are new to exploring biblical prophecy.Program 1 includes a unique overview of the entire book of Revelation in a single program. Dr. DeYoung has taught this information to audiences worldwide to offer a clear outline of the key aspects of the apostle John’s prophecies.Program 2 addresses the apostle John’s vision of Jesus. Revelation 1 offers a unique look at Jesus in His glorified form. He provides instructions for John’s writing that influences the remaining 21 chapters, in addition to offering many applications for our lives today.Program 3 begins the discussion of the seven churches in Revelation 2 and 3. Each church existed as a local congregation in the first century with their own strengths and weaknesses that inform the way our churches function still today.Program 4 DeYoung addresses Revelation 4 and the beginning of the heavenly visions the apostle John experiences. This program identifies aspects such as the 24 elders, and highlights the rapture and the various views of the tribulation.

In this series, we will explain why Jesus never intended for anyone to conclude he was just another religious leader, rather, he wanted people to know he was God in human flesh. How do we know Jesus really rose from the dead, and actually appeared to over five hundred people? Can the resurrection appearances be explained away by psychological theories?

In this series, we will explain why Jesus never intended for anyone to conclude he was just another religious leader, rather, he wanted people to know he was God in human flesh. How do we know Jesus really rose from the dead, and actually appeared to over five hundred people? Can the resurrection appearances be explained away by psychological theories?

In this series, we will explain why Jesus never intended for anyone to conclude he was just another religious leader, rather, he wanted people to know he was God in human flesh. How do we know Jesus really rose from the dead, and actually appeared to over five hundred people? Can the resurrection appearances be explained away by psychological theories?

Dr. Darrell Bock, one of the world’s leading historical Jesus scholars, answers the questions: How did Christianity begin? How do we know that the information in the New Testament books is the best historical evidence there is for what Jesus said and did? How do we know we can trust what we are told about Jesus? Was the message Jesus preached, changed over time by the early Christians, or has Jesus’ core message remained the same until our day? How did the early Christians come to believe that the Apostles’ books and letters were to be considered Scripture, equal in authority with the Old Testament Scriptures? Who decided which books would become part of the canon?

Dr. Darrell Bock, one of the world’s leading historical Jesus scholars, answers the questions: How did Christianity begin? How do we know that the information in the New Testament books is the best historical evidence there is for what Jesus said and did? How do we know we can trust what we are told about Jesus? Was the message Jesus preached, changed over time by the early Christians, or has Jesus’ core message remained the same until our day? How did the early Christians come to believe that the Apostles’ books and letters were to be considered Scripture, equal in authority with the Old Testament Scriptures? Who decided which books would become part of the canon?

Dr. Darrell Bock, one of the world’s leading historical Jesus scholars, answers the questions: How did Christianity begin? How do we know that the information in the New Testament books is the best historical evidence there is for what Jesus said and did? How do we know we can trust what we are told about Jesus? Was the message Jesus preached, changed over time by the early Christians, or has Jesus’ core message remained the same until our day? How did the early Christians come to believe that the Apostles’ books and letters were to be considered Scripture, equal in authority with the Old Testament Scriptures? Who decided which books would become part of the canon?