The End of the Book: Finding Hope in the Book of Revelations

The book of Revelation was written as a book of hope written for people in a hopeless situation. In this sermon, Pastor Adam considers how that message can still resonate with us today.

[@joannejenkins7272]

Pastor Hamilton. Thank you. I was 11 in 1967. My Pentecostal church told me that JESUS was coming in the 60s. Israel had become a nation. It was traumatic. Today that same thinking exists in EVANGELICAL America. I feel abused all over again I cant move to Kansas City though I will follow you online because I cannot find a church that doesn't abuse me with that kind of end time thinking 🥰 God has brought me a long way since then and I praise God for believers like you 😇

[@curtschannel4]

Great message and thank you for the service. Great points about bad events like Holocaust and armies coming to wipe out towns, Jesus didn’t kill ironically He and the early church were the one’s brutally killed. The Kingdom of God is living water of hope, light, and life. God bless you guys and peace in Christ to all.

[@johnmark1742]

What a King signs, seals or otherwise authorizes stays written! But what plagerised, corrupt version did you choose?

[@rosec.5117]

Revelation not Revelations