Genesis Church San Diego

In our final week of the Reclaiming Revelation series pastor Wil takes us through chapter 21 and the hopeful and triumphant ending to the last book of the bible.

It’s our 10th week in the book of Revelation. Pastor Wil takes us through the hopeful and beautiful promise of the places God is making for us where heaven and earth meet.

In part 8 of our journey through the book of Revelation, pastor Wil leads us through chapters 17 and 18 where we see the beginning of the end for the forces of evil.

In our seventh week in the book of Revelation pastors Zach and Danae walk us through chapters 15 and 16. These chapters cover the last of the cyclical visions. This cycle uses the metaphor of the “seven bowls of wrath,” the last of which puts a surprising and unexpected end to the reign of evil

In our sixth week of exploring the book of Revelation together pastor Wil opens up chapters 12-14. We are invited to imagine chapters 12 and 13 from the point of view of two fictional (but likely) characters, a Roman from the equestrian class named Lucius and his slave girl, Perpetua. How will each of them

This is our fifth week reading through the controversial and often misunderstood book of Revelation together. This week pastor Wilson covers chapters 8 through 11 where Revelation begins cycling back to retell the same story from a new angle. We see creation bent on destroying itself, and a God who will not let evil have

This is our fourth week reading through the controversial and often misunderstood book of Revelation together. This week pastor Charlie covers chapters 6 and 7 and we examine the first four seals to be opened by The Lamb, known by many as the four horsemen of the apocalypse, along with the 3 seals opened afterwards.

In the third week of our series, Pastor Wil opens up Revelation 4-5. We explore the cacophonous scene of worship before the throne, and the surprising turn of events as the Lion of the Tribe of Judah is revealed.

This is the first week of our series, Reclaiming Revelation. Pastor Wil gives us an introduction to the history of how Revelation has been interpreted throughout church history, and sets the stage for our basic assumptions going forward reading the last book of the bible together over the next several weeks.

May the 4th be with you. And also with you. In this sermon, pastor Charlie walks us through 1 Peter 1:13-23 as we take a hard look at the “Keep Out” signs posted in our lives.