The main point of Revelation is not to give you a specific timeline of events.

The point, the main point is to pull back the curtain of history

so that we can see the powers at work behind the politics on earth and the authority of Jesus above it all.

Thank you. authority of Jesus above it all. Welcome back to the Summit Life podcast. As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitovich.

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If you've ever avoided the book of Revelation, you are not alone.

With its vivid imagery and unsettling scenes, it can feel more intimidating than inspiring.

But this isn't a book meant to stir fear.

It's meant to anchor your hope.

Today on the Summit Life podcast, Pastor J.D. Greer begins a new teaching series in Revelation

by showing us why this often overlooked book might be exactly what we need in uncertain times,

starting with a clearer, more compelling vision of Jesus. Let's get started.

If you got a Bible, and I hope that you do, open them to the very last book in your Bible,

the book of Revelation. We are going to spend the next few months in this wild and crazy book.

Many of you are fairly unfamiliar with the book of Revelation. If anything, it feels like the

sci-fi section of your Bible. And you are confused by it, even if you're a little intrigued.

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