Today, J. Mark Horst examines Revelation 21:1–8, where John sees a vision of God’s promise of a new heaven and a new earth. This encouraging passage shows three contrasts: old versus new, presence versus absence, and residents versus outcasts. A day is coming when God will dwell with His people and put an end to all pain and sorrow. Join us to learn about what we will experience in “A New Heaven and Earth.”
What happens when God’s patience with rebellious mankind comes to an end? In this episode, J. Mark Horst examines Revelation 20:7-15, where John describes the final judgment. We explore the last rebellion of the nations under Satan’s deception, God’s final judgment of Satan, and the appearance of the unrighteous dead before the great white throne. This passage reminds us that every person will stand before God in judgment, while also pointing us to the wonder of His grace.
Will there be a Millennium? In this episode of The Voice of Hope, J. Mark Horst examines Revelation 20:1-6, a controversial passage about the coming reign of the Messiah. He explores how Satan will be bound, the saints will reign with Christ, and the resurrection will unfold. While Christians hold different interpretations of the Millennium, we can share in the joyful hope of Christ’s return and look forward to the day when He will reign in righteousness and justice.
The Great Day of God Almighty: Part 2 || Revelation 19:11-21
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In this episode, J. Mark Horst continues his study of Revelation 19:11–21, looking again at “The Great Day of God Almighty.” He examines the heavenly army of Christ, the army that opposes Him, and His victory over these forces. Christ is revealed as the King of Kings and Lord of Lords which reminds us that no power can stand against Him. How should the certainty of Christ’s return shape the way we live today?
The Great Day of God Almighty: Part 1 || Revelation 19:11-21
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In this week’s Voice of Hope episode, J. Mark Horst teaches from Revelation 19:11–21, exploring how Christ the glorious conqueror will return to judge the nations and establish His righteous rule. In this passage, John uses names for Christ that reveal His character, and Christ’s appearance reveals aspects of His rule. As we look forward to the Great Day of God Almighty, we are reminded of the hope we have in Christ’s return.
What does the marriage supper of the Lamb reveal about Christ and His Church? In this episode, J. Mark introduces us to Revelation 19:6-10, examining the preparation of the bride, the blessing of those invited to the marriage supper, and the angel’s command to worship God alone. He also explores how Jewish wedding traditions shed light on this passage, and how the church, the bride of Christ, must remain spiritually alert as we await His return.
Revelation 19 marks a dramatic shift as the destruction of Babylon gives way to praise in anticipation of Christ’s return. In this episode, J. Mark Horst explores the four Alleluias in Revelation 19:1–6. These alleluias highlight God’s salvation, power, and glory. This passage reminds us that God alone is worthy of our praise, and we can anticipate the fullness of the Christ’s kingdom to come.
What will remain when the world’s systems, wealth, and influence are gone? In this episode, J. Mark Horst studies Revelation 18:20–24, where John describes the final destruction of Babylon. J. Mark considers three insights into Babylon’s final overthrow: the storm of God’s vengeance, the enduring silence that follows its destruction, and the evidence that leads to its judgment. This sobering passage reminds us that worldly wealth, power, and status will not last, and calls us to live for the eternal city rather than the “NO MORE” city.
What does our grief reveal about what we truly value? In Revelation 18:9-19, J. Mark Horst examines the mourning that follows the fall of Babylon and the destruction of its wealth, power, and luxury. Kings, merchants, and workers all mourn because they have lost the riches and pleasures they built their lives around. As we consider their response, we’re challenged to examine our own priorities and ask whether we are invested in the wealth and pleasures of this world but or in the true riches found in Christ.
In this study of Revelation 18:1-8, J. Mark Horst examines the fall of Babylon, a city that represents corrupted world systems. This episode outlines the processes God will use to accomplish Babylon’s ultimate destruction. We see how God’s patience and mercy extend to all people, calling everyone to turn to Christ and separate from the world’s corruption.
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