Revelation — The Revelation of Jesus Christ
Revelation is not primarily a book about beasts, disasters, or frightening events. It is the revelation of Jesus Christ.
Through its visions, symbols, promises, and warnings, we discover the heart of God — His love, His justice, His faithfulness, and His extraordinary plan to restore everything that sin has broken.
Throughout this chapter-by-chapter journey, we return to one central question: What does this passage reveal about Jesus and the character of God?
We invite you to explore Revelation in biblical order, compare Scripture with Scripture, and discover the Lamb at the centre of prophecy.
For Revelation is not simply about how the story ends. It is about the One who makes all things new.
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Revelation 17: The Counterfeit Unmasked
Grace Encounters | Bible Study Series: The Revelation of Jesus Christ Subtitle: When religion looks holy, but leads away from the Lamb Scripture: Revelation 17:1–18Key verse: Revelation 17:14Estimated reading time: 17–20 minutes Introduction: Not everything that looks holy comes from God One of the most dangerous characteristics of deception is that it seldom announces itself…
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Revelation 16: The Seven Last Plagues — When Every Choice Is Revealed
Bible Study | Grace Encounters | All Things New Scripture: Revelation 16:1–21Reading time: Approximately 18–22 minutesKey thought: The seven last plagues reveal the consequences of humanity’s final choices. Yet even in judgment, Scripture invites us to recognise the righteousness of God, the faithfulness of the Lamb, and the importance of knowing Jesus before the final…
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Revelation 15: The Song of Moses and the Lamb
When the Sanctuary Closes, God’s Faithfulness Remains Scripture reading: Revelation 15:1–8Key verse: Revelation 15:3Reading time: Approximately 16–20 minutes Key thought: God’s final judgements do not mean that He has stopped loving humanity. And when Christ’s heavenly ministry of intercession for sin reaches its completion, His children will not be abandoned. The God who has kept…
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Revelation 14 — The Everlasting Gospel, the Final Choice, and the Harvest of the Earth
Grace Encounters | Bible Study Series: The Revelation of Jesus Christ Scripture Reading: Revelation 14:1–20Key Scripture: Revelation 14:12Reading Time: Approximately 18–22 minutes “Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.” — Revelation 14:12, KJV Introduction — When the Whole World Must Choose…
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Revelation 13: The Counterfeit, the Conflict and the Voice of the Shepherd
A Grace Encounters Bible Study | Revelation 13:1–18 Key Scripture: Revelation 13:1–18Reading time: Approximately 25–30 minutes Key Thought: The final conflict in Revelation is not simply about political powers, religious institutions or prophetic events. It is about worship, authority and allegiance. Satan seeks to counterfeit what belongs to God, but our greatest protection against deception…
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My Ebenezer: A Stone of Help, a Life of Intercession
A Guided Bible Study on 1 Samuel 7 Primary Passage: 1 Samuel 7:1–17 Supporting Passages: 1 Samuel 1–4; 8; 12; Joshua 4:1–9; Psalm 121; Psalm 34:7; Jeremiah 29:13; Luke 22:31–32; John 17; Romans 12:21; Hebrews 7:25; 1 Corinthians 13:12 Key Thought: An Ebenezer is more than a reminder of a victory. It is a testimony…
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Revelation 12 — The War Behind the War
The Great Controversy, the Faithfulness of God, and the Victory of the Lamb Grace Encounters | Journey Through Revelation Scripture Reading: Revelation 12:1–17 Key Verse: “And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony; and they loved not their lives unto the death.” — Revelation 12:11, KJV…
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Revelation 11 — The Witnesses, the Sanctuary, and the Judge Who Has Heard
Grace Encounters | Discovering Jesus in Revelation Scripture Reading: Revelation 11:1–19 Key Thought God’s truth cannot ultimately be silenced. His people are neither forgotten nor abandoned. His judgement is not merely an announcement of condemnation, but the assurance that evil will be answered, injustice will be exposed, and Christ’s everlasting kingdom will prevail. At the…
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Revelation 10: When the Sweet Becomes Bitter
The Open Scroll, a Deeper Understanding, and a Renewed Mission Key Passage: Revelation 10:1–11Key Thought: The bitterness is not necessarily the end of the story. Christ is still holding the scroll.Reading Time: Approximately 15 minutesSuitable For: Personal study, small groups, and Sabbath SchoolPart of Series: Grace Encounters Revelation Bible Study Introduction: Between the Sixth and…
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Revelation 9 – When Darkness Falls, Mercy Still Calls
GRACE ENCOUNTERS | REVELATION BIBLE STUDY SERIES Key Passage: Revelation 9:1–21 (KJV) Key Thought: The smoke may obscure the Light, but it cannot extinguish it. While evil is permitted to act within limits, the heavenly sanctuary reminds us that Christ remains our hope. The greatest danger is not the darkness surrounding us, but a heart…
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Revelation 8 – When Heaven Hears and God Responds
GRACE ENCOUNTERS | REVELATION BIBLE STUDY SERIES Key Passage: Revelation 8:1–13 (KJV) Key Thought: Before the trumpets sound, the prayers of God’s people ascend before His throne. Through the sanctuary and the trumpet warnings, we discover a God who hears, who restrains evil, who allows humanity to experience the consequences of rebellion, and who continues…
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Revelation 7: Sealed Before the Winds Blow
Grace Encounters | Bible Study Series Key Thought:Before the winds are released, God seals His people. When the storm is over, John sees them standing before the throne. Revelation 7 is not ultimately about whether God’s people will be strong enough to survive the final crisis. It is about the Lamb who is able to…
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Revelation 6: The Lamb Opens the Seals
When the world seems out of control, the Lamb still holds history Key passage: Revelation 6:1–17 Revelation 5 ends with all heaven worshipping the Lamb. John has wept because no one could open the scroll, until he is told that the Lion of the tribe of Judah has overcome. But when John looks, he sees…
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Revelation 5 – The Lamb Who Is Worthy
“Worthy is the Lamb who was slainTo receive power and riches and wisdom,And strength and honour and glory and blessing!”— Revelation 5:12 Revelation 4 brought John through the open door into the throne room of heaven. He saw the throne. He saw the One seated upon it. He saw the living creatures and the twenty-four…
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Revelation 4 – The Door Is Open and the Throne Is Occupied
Key Passage: Revelation 4:1–11Key Thought: Before God shows John what will happen on earth, He shows him Who is on the throne in heaven. “After these things I looked, and behold, a door standing open in heaven.”Revelation 4:1 Revelation 4 contains no beasts making war, no plagues, no mark of the beast and no final…
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Revelation 3 — The Promise for Today
Sardis looked alive but was dying. Philadelphia had little strength but held onto Jesus. Laodicea possessed much yet did not recognise its desperate need. Revelation 3 brings us to a simple truth: the Christian life is not about becoming strong enough to live independently of Christ. It is about getting with Jesus and staying with…
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Revelation 2 – Christ Among His Church
Before we begin Revelation 1 taught us something important before we encountered beasts, horns, seals, trumpets or prophetic timelines: Look at Jesus first. John turned to see the voice speaking to him, and what he saw was not a chart or a sequence of historical events. He saw Jesus. He saw Him walking among seven…
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Revelation 1 – The Glorified Christ and His Revelation
Before the seals, trumpets and beasts, John was first shown Jesus. Explore Revelation 1 and discover Christ walking among the lampstands, present with His people and still saying, “Do not be afraid.”