Issues In Perspective

Jesus teaches on kingdom priorities and conduct.

Jesus teaches on the spiritual disciplines of prayer and fasting.

Jesus completes His interpretation of the Law and now gives focus to the practice of righteousness.

Jesus' interpretation of the Law focuses on the call to internal righteousness, not the facade of external righteousness alone.

Jesus completes His review of kingdom virtues and issues the challenge to be salt and light for Him.

As Jesus begins His Sermon on the Mount, He gives focus to the virtues of the Kingdom, sometimes called the Beatitudes.

Jesus begins His Galilean ministry, teaching, preaching and doing Messianic miracles proving He is the Messiah.

The temptation of Jesus proves He is a righteous King who can claim David's throne.

John baptizes Jesus, the Spirit comes and the Father proclaims His Beloved Son as the Messiah.

Joseph protects the Child and His mother, and John the Baptist is introduced.

The birth of Jesus fulfills many prophecies and the visit of the Magi.

Introduction to Matthew and the genealogy of Jesus.

The Release of Satan, the Great White Throne and the New Heaven and New Earth round out this magnificent book.

The triumphant return of Jesus, the defeat of His enemies and the establishment of His 1,000 year reign.

The religious, commercial, and financial dimensions of the Beast's empire are unraveling.

The 7 bowl judgments detail the unraveling of the Beast's empire and his hold on rebellious humanity.

A triumphant vision of Jesus followed by the prophetic proclamations of six angels--a prelude to the bowl judgments.

Satan constructs a false trinity, when he presents his "Christ" to the world energized by the false prophet to deceive the world into the worship of Satan and his "Christ.”

Revelation 12: John identifies the main players in the drama of the Great Tribulation.

God raises up the two witnesses to challenge the Beast (the antichrist), by faithfully proclaiming the truth for 3 1/2 years.