February 4 - March 25, 2007

Without thinking of a futuristic timeline, we can see the book of Revelation just as it proclaims itself – the Revelation of Jesus Christ. Not only is the Lord revealing his person to John, but he is revealing vision after vision of his personal victories over the world, the flesh and the devil. The book of Revelation is full of visions of hope. Symbolically we see our Saviour win time after time, and as He wins we also win and new hope is born in our hearts. I was first inspired to preach Revelation this way many years ago reading Unveiled Hope, by Scotty Smith and Michael Card. I have taken some of my message titles from that book.
~Pastor Lawrence Rae

HE Grounds All Our Expectations

HE Meets All the Expectations of His Bride

HE Is On The Throne - The Fulfillment of All Our Worship

HE Makes Suffering Purposeful - I Expect Coming Justice

HE Is the Hopeful Centre of God's Great Story

HE Commands the Victory Over Evil

Is the Central Hope In God's Eternal Kingdom