Revelation 6:9-11 and the martyrs under the altar asking how long. The aim is the meta-themes of the book rather than pinning down dates and identities.
The four horsemen of Revelation 6, and a passage the preacher compares to the opening of The Lord of the Rings for sheer density of what is happening.
Opening a study of Revelation's second set of sevens, complete with a scroll made from contact paper — the follow-up to the seven churches taught the year before.
The last week of the Believe series: breakfast on the shore in John 21, and grace offered to the disciple who had denied he ever knew him.
Lydia in Acts 16, a dealer in purple cloth whose heart the Lord opened, and what gospel impact looks like when it lands on one household.
John 3:16 — arguably the best-known verse there is — set back into its actual conversation with a religious leader who was looking for Jesus but searching in the wrong…