Blowing the shofar

Celebrating Revelation

The church is the Bride of Christ and, when looked at alongside Hebrew betrothal customs, we have a joy-filled, fascinating lens through which we can better understand biblical prophecy.

After all, the word Revelation means unveiling, as in the unveiling of a bride…. 

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You can find joy and hope in reading the book of Revelation

The Joy of Revelation

Christians may be divided over many issues, but there is widespread acceptance of one idea: the Book of Revelation can be hard to understand. 

But why? What makes our perception of Revelation different from other books in the Bible?

There are numerous reasons, but today we’ll start with simple yet thought-provoking ideas you may not have considered.

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This is how man pictures the apocalypse. What does the Bible say about it?

The Words of Prophecy

What sparked a worldwide interest in end-times prophecy? 

HAMAS success infiltrating Israeli territory and the breadth of their destruction prompted an immediate declaration of war from the Jewish nation. 

And war in Israel caused a spike in Google searches about the Book of Revelation, both in the United States and globally.

While thousands of people in Israel were strapping on weapons to fight, millions of others around the world were trying to arm themselves with information.

Christians and non-Christians alike wondered, “What happens in the Apocalypse?” and “Could this be Armageddon?”

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Reading Revelation is easier than it seems.

Beginning Revelation

We may feel unqualified or intimidated contending with the book of Revelation. Prophecy can be hard.

As we probe the Old Testament allusions, our efforts may seem more like wrangling a confusing mess of unfamiliar language than delighting in God’s Word. 

But did you know Revelation is the only book in Scripture that begins and ends with a promise of blessing?

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How verse mapping can help you mind map Scripture.

How to Mind Map Scripture

Have you ever head of mind mapping? It’s frequently used in project management to visualize all the moving parts.

Mind maps are incredibly useful for making connections and seeing how each aspect of a project or topic relates to the next.

The same concept can be applied to Bible study.

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Navigating Holiday Conversations: How to Explain Homeschooling with a Biblical Worldview & an Emphasis on Critical Thinking

It’s that time of year again when holiday gatherings spark interesting conversations among family.

How do you respond when your aunt questions your homeschool choices?

If you haven’t faced an interrogation yet, you likely will at some point. Here are a few tips to respond with grace.

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Descriptive Writing Examples: A Guide to Mastering the Art of Description

Imagine an article so teeming with life that it seems sentient.

As you consume its words, it seizes your attention and transports you to a world where scaly dragons slice through the sky as sharply as the knight’s blade that threatens their existence.

Okay, this post may not be THAT invigorating, but let’s see how we can bring our words to life through descriptive writing….

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