Jesus Wins | Revelation 19–20
Jay Strother and Brian Ball explore the Bridegroom and the last battle in Revelation 19, then take on the millennium in Revelation 20 and land where every view can agree: Jesus wins.
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Jay Strother and Brian Ball explore the Bridegroom and the last battle in Revelation 19, then take on the millennium in Revelation 20 and land where every view can agree: Jesus wins.
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Jeremiah 51–52: Babylon's downfall and Jerusalem's destruction demonstrate God's faithfulness to His word, reminding His people that His justice and His promises will both be fulfilled. Hebrews 6:13–20; 7:1–10: God's unchanging promises provide a secure hope for believers, and Jesus is revealed as the eternal High Priest foreshadowed by Melchizedek.
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Jeremiah 49–50: God proclaims judgment against the nations and Babylon, revealing His sovereign authority over all kingdoms while promising ultimate redemption for His people. Hebrews 5:11–14; 6:1–12: The writer urges believers to press on toward spiritual maturity, holding firmly to God's promises with diligence, faith, and perseverance.
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When your kids are making hard choices, relationship matters more than behavior management. Learn how to move toward your kids in the mess, the way God moved toward us.
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Jeremiah 46–48: God declares judgment on the surrounding nations, demonstrating that He rules over every kingdom while remaining faithful to accomplish His righteous purposes. Hebrews 4:14–16; 5:1–10: Jesus is our perfect and compassionate High Priest, inviting believers to approach God's throne with confidence and securing eternal salvation through His faithful obedience.
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Jeremiah 44–45: God confronts persistent idolatry while encouraging His faithful servant Baruch to trust His sovereign purposes, even amid judgment and uncertainty. Hebrews 3; 4:1–13: Believers are urged to remain faithful to Christ, avoid the unbelief that hardened Israel's hearts, and enter God's promised rest through steadfast faith and obedience.
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Jeremiah 42–43: Though the people seek God's guidance, they refuse to obey His instruction, revealing the danger of pursuing God's counsel without a willingness to submit to His will. Hebrews 2: Jesus became fully human to accomplish humanity's salvation, defeating death and becoming the merciful and faithful High Priest who helps those who are tempted.
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Jeremiah 36–41: Judah's rejection of God's Word leads to Jerusalem's fall, yet God faithfully preserves His prophet and continues to care for a remnant, demonstrating that His purposes cannot be thwarted. Philemon 1; Hebrews 1: Paul appeals for reconciliation through the transforming power of the gospel, while Hebrews proclaims Jesus as the supreme Son of God, greater than the angels and the perfect revelation of the Father.
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Jay Strother and Brian Ball take a fast-paced flyover of Revelation 12–18, from the unholy trinity and the mark of the beast to the bowls of God's wrath and the fall of Babylon, and land on two words: obedience and watchfulness.
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Jeremiah 33–35: God reaffirms His covenant promises and future restoration while contrasting the faithfulness of the Rechabites with Judah's persistent disobedience, calling His people to wholehearted obedience. Titus 3: Paul reminds believers that salvation is entirely by God's mercy through Christ, leading them to devote themselves to good works and live in humility and peace.
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Jeremiah 31–32: God promises a new covenant written on His people's hearts and assures them that, despite exile and judgment, His faithfulness will bring restoration and lasting hope. Titus 2: Paul encourages believers of every generation to live lives marked by sound doctrine, self-control, and good works as they await the glorious return of Jesus Christ.
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Jeremiah 29–30: God promises hope and future restoration for His exiled people, assuring them that His plans are faithful and that He will one day bring complete redemption and renewal. Titus 1: Paul instructs Titus to appoint godly leaders who uphold sound doctrine and faithfully shepherd God's people, protecting the church from false teaching through lives of integrity.
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