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Revelation 17 describes a terrifying, oppressive, and dangerous Great Prostitute called Babylon. Who is this prostitute? And how should the people of God live in her presence? Revelation is clear about one thing: we should not be impressed.

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The seven bowl plagues present the most complete and intense depictions of God's judgment on evil yet. Yet the most explicit message of warning is addressed to the people of God. The rallying call is for the Church to maintain their faithfulness and allegiance to Christ and His Kingdom over, above, and even against all other allegiances. Otherwise some may find themselves ashamed at the return of Christ.

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Chapter 14 contains some of the clearest and starkest warnings of God's judgment so far in Revelation. Lines are being drawn in the sand and allegiances are being challenged. Christ demands absolute fidelity. To whom will you swear your allegiance? To the beast or to the Lamb?

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Following the visions of Satan attacking the people of God through the beasts, Revelation 14:1-5 gives a hopeful and encouraging vision of the spiritual status of the Church while we endure the attacks of Satan on earth. The reality of our secure spiritual status should fill us with boldness and confidence to declare and demonstrate the Gospel and our absolute Kingdom fidelity.

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The second beast of Revelation 13 deceives people into worshiping the first beast. The 1st century Christians of Asia Minor were confronted with the imperial cult trying to get them to worship Rome and her emperors. In this episode, Brandon makes a case for seeing the second beast behind the civic religion and patriotism of America. Revelation again presents you with a question: "Who has your allegiance?"

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In Revelation 13 Satan calls up and empowers a horrific beast to wage war on the people of God. For the original audience of Revelation this beast was recognized as the satanic power behind the Roman empire. The beast is still alive and active today behind America but the call for believers is the same: endure in faithfulness to the Gospel and the Kingdom no matter the earthly consequences.

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Revelation 12 describes the heavenly reality behind the earthly life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Satan was defeated and cast out of Heaven and the people of God were sent into the wilderness. The Church is again described as suffering and under attack but preserved and nourished by God spiritually. This passage provides inspirational hope and confidence for the people of God to face the attacks of the dragon with faithfulness and boldness.

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The vision of the two witnesses in Revelation 11 reveals the commission of the Church on earth until Jesus returns. The Church is to follow Christ down the path of witnessing to the Gospel and the Kingdom and self-sacrificially embracing suffering and potentially death from the world. But heavenly glory, vindication, and validation awaits the Church and it is only through the faithful and suffering witness of the Church that God's mission will be completed: the repentance of the rebellious.