Chapter Sessions
The book, one chapter at a time
Each session matches a chapter of Revelation Without Fear — read the chapter, then work the session on your own or with your group. One chapter per week makes a natural nineteen-week study.
1
The Revelation of Jesus ChristRevelation 1
2
Four Ways Revelation Gets Misread — and a Better Way InFoundations
3
A Closer Look — Who Wrote It, When, and What Kind of Book It IsFoundations
4
The Four Main Views of Revelation (And Why They Matter)Foundations
5
How Revelation’s Pictures and Numbers WorkFoundations
6
Jesus’ Messages to the Seven ChurchesRevelation 2–3
7
The Throne Room of GodRevelation 4–5
8
The Seven Seals and the Four HorsemenRevelation 6; 8:1–5
9
Who Can Stand? The Sealed and the Great MultitudeRevelation 7
10
The Seven Trumpets and the Two WitnessesRevelation 8:6–11:19
11
The Woman, the Dragon, and the War in HeavenRevelation 12
12
The Beast and the MarkRevelation 13
13
The Lamb and the 144,000Revelation 14
14
The Seven Bowls of God’s WrathRevelation 15–16
15
The Fall of BabylonRevelation 17:1–19:5
16
The Marriage Supper and the Return of the KingRevelation 19:6–21
17
The Thousand Years and the Final JudgmentRevelation 20
18
A New Heaven and a New EarthRevelation 21:1–22:5
19
The Final Invitation and Jesus’ PromiseRevelation 22:6–21