Torments of God's Wrath: Part 2 || Revelation 16:12-21
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In this second part of studying Revelation 16, J. Mark Horst examines the final two bowl judgments poured out during the Great Tribulation. In Revelation 16:12–21, we see the Euphrates River dry up, and the nations gather at Armageddon for “the battle of that great day of God Almighty.” J. Mark explores the meaning of these final judgments as God brings them to completion with the declaration, “It is done.” This passage reveals that the world is being brought before Christ, the King of kings and Lord of lords, for His righteous judgment.
Torments of God's Wrath: Part 1 || Revelation 16:1-11
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In this episode, we study Revelation 16:1-11, the account of God’s messengers pouring out the bowl judgments onto those who worship the beast. In Part 1 of our study in Revelation 16, J. Mark Horst examines the first five bowl judgments and explains why God’s wrath is always righteous and just. As painful sores, blood-filled waters, scorching heat, and darkness and agony cover the earth, humanity continues to reject God rather than repent. This episode will challenge you to consider God’s judgment and the mercy He extends today through Jesus Christ.
As we continue in our study of Revelation, we come to Revelation 15, which offers a glimpse behind the curtain of the preparations before the bowl judgments occur. J. Mark studies this passage, examining the scenes of the seven angels preparing God’s final judgments, saints worshipping the Lamb through meaningful song, and the glory of God filling His temple. Through these dramatic scenes, we discover God’s solemn warnings to repent and hear a call to worship the King before the day of His judgment arrives.
In this episode, J. Mark explores Revelation 14, where we see the Bible’s picture of the coming harvest. He explains the significance of the 144,000—firstfruits of the redeemed, the messages of the three angels, and the final harvest of the earth. Throughout this passage, we see how God preserves His people while extending one final call to repentance before His judgment comes. This episode challenges us to consider which harvest we will be a part of.
In this episode, J. Mark examines the second beast of Revelation 13, often called the False Prophet, and uncovers his role as “Satan’s Enforcer” during the final years of the Great Tribulation. Revelation 13:11-18 reveals how he will use political authority, religious deception, and economic control to compel the world to worship the Antichrist. We also explore the significance of the mark of the beast and why this passage is about spiritual vigilance. Join us as we discover how this prophecy calls believers to discern deception and faithfully proclaim Christ in a world opposed to Him.
In this episode, we examine one of the Bible’s most sobering prophecies: the rise of the Antichrist. Revelation 13:1-10 reveals the source of his authority, the deception that captivates the world, and his global hostility toward God and His people. Join us as we explore how the Antichrist will wield immense power and demand worship yet discover that his reign is only temporary and Christ’s final victory is certain.
In this episode, J. Mark explores Revelation 12:7-17 where we see three powerful scenes from John’s vision. In this passage, John witnesses Satan’s humiliation, heaven’s jubilation, and the preservation of God’s people. Though the enemy wages war with great fury, his defeat is certain, and God’s promises remain secure. Join us for “Deliverance Has Come” as we discover why believers can face spiritual conflict with confidence, knowing that victory belongs to Christ.
In Revelation 12:1-6, John is given a vision of three signs that reveal the unfolding cosmic conflict behind human history. In this episode, J. Mark explores the sign of the woman, the dragon, and the male child—symbols that point to Israel, Satan, and Christ. Their story traces the long battle between good and evil that began in Genesis. In this episode, we explore how this passage uncovers the spiritual reality behind the visible world and shows how God faithfully carries out His redemptive plan through every age.
At the end of time, the final trumpet will sound—what do you think will happen? In this episode, J. Mark continues our study in Revelation 11:15-19 and explores the significance of the seventh and final trumpet judgment. At this time, Christ’s kingdom is proclaimed, and the King is worshiped by the twenty-four elders. The nations rebel against Christ’s rule, but believers are rewarded for faithfulness, while judgment is executed on the wicked. Join us to learn about Revelation’s prophecies about the end of time and be encouraged by God’s overarching plan that shows His sovereignty and justice for the world.
What does true worship look like in a world that rejects God?
In this episode, J. Mark explores the account of the two witnesses in Revelation 11:1-14. These witnesses are sent to earth to call people to repentance. As we look at the measuring of the temple, and the ministry, martyrdom and resurrection of the two appointed witnesses, we see God’s call to worship him faithfully. Though the world rejects God’s message, this passage reminds us that His purposes will prevail and His faithful servants will be vindicated.
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