Category: Revelation

Bill Hepner takes us through the bowl judgments which include loathsome sores, the sea turned to blood, rivers turned to blood, scorched men, the Euphrates dried up and a great earthquake, all falling on those that refuse to bow their knee to the Lord but rather continue in their blasphemies.

There will be a time for a great harvest on earth, and the Lord will reap the harvest. Plus who are the 144,000? grapes of wrath, and bowl judgements.

The Beast from the sea and the Beast from the earth both appear to draw people away from the truth. Bill Hepner describes the ramifications for those dwelling on Earth at this time in history. The Word of God gives us what we need to proclaim the truth and warn others before it’s too late!

The little book… sweet as honey and bitter to the stomach. The Apostle John shares what he received which is to us sweet and bitter. Glorious revelations of Jesus and the judgments on an unbelieving world.

Six trumpets seem more like supernatural judgments rather than the preceding seals. Bill Hepner explains how the seventh seal actually is a prelude to the seven trumpets.

Seals are broken, judgment is poured out. Yet 144,000 servants of God, those of Israel who would trust in the Lord and evangelize during the tribulation, would lead a great multitude to the grace of God!

Who is worthy to open the scroll? The Lamb who was slain! Bill Hepner takes us to the throne room of heaven as John is told “Come up here”.

Bill Hepner reviews items from the first 3 chapters, looking at the handouts and setting a foundation on which the rest of the book can be better understood. The greatest foundation is the one we have in Jesus Christ by faith in the Gospel. We all need to be able to answer the question, Who…

Bill Hepner concludes the messages to the 7 churches by looking at the last 3 including the lukewarm church. Ever wondered what it would be like to get spit out of the mouth of God? Plus a quick look at the 70th week of Daniel.

The Revelation of Jesus Christ begins with messages to the 7 churches, represented by 7 lamp stands. Bill Hepner begins with an outline of the book and then looks at the messages to the first 4 churches.