Theology Unbound kicks off a new Revelation series by asking a simple but vital question: why read this book at all, and how should the church read it faithfully? In this opening episode, we lay the runway and argue that Revelation is not a codebook for speculation but a pastoral letter meant to form worshipers, strengthen endurance, and call compromised churches back to faithfulness. We introduce the four major interpretive frameworks, Preterist, Historicist, Idealist, and Futurist, and commit to comparing them honestly without caricature or fear-mongering. Along the way, we explore what kind of book Revelation is, why it was written to real churches under pressure, and how it anchors believers to the victory of Jesus in a world full of rival thrones. This is where the journey begins, not with sensationalism, charts, or headlines, but with clarity, humility, and hope with spine.

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