The Book of Revelation is full of the language of crisis. Written in a context of persecution, it’s brought comfort to believers facing hardship ever since. But Revelation also provokes a sense of crisis, shaking us out of our prior notions of ‘how the world is.’ Revelation pulls back the curtain on the world of religion and politics and economics, giving us a behind-the-scenes look at what’s really going on. Accompanied by thunder and lightning, the message of Revelation challenges comfort, compromise and complacency wherever they are to be found. The question is: will we listen?
16 August 2026
Talk by Ozie Momoh
Jesus says in this letter that he searches hearts and minds. Ozie looks at how this realisation can both encourage and challenge us.
09 August 2026
Talk by Helen Sewell
Jesus has some strident things to say to the church that fails to hold fast to the word of truth. Helen considers what we might learn from his warning, and also from his glorious promise ‘to the one who is victorious.’
02 August 2026
Talk by Liam Brannigan
Jesus offers a different crown and a different definition of victory compared to our culture. Liam presents the inspiring story of the Christians of Smyrna and how their story speaks to us today.
26 July 2026
Talk by Andrew Sampson
Jesus loves the church … but he still had some harsh things to say to the churches in John’s day. How should we take Jesus’ words of rebuke? And what does he mean when he says, ‘You have forsaken the love you had at first’?
19 July 2026
Talk by Matt Leach
John’s vision of the risen and ascended Jesus at the start of Revelation is packed with meaning and sets a tone for the rest of the letter. Matt looks at this passage and leaves us with three things to hold onto.
12 July 2026
Talk by Andrew Sampson