MEET WITH GOD

Meet with God is a monthly study guide with everything you need to connect with God through His Word. Each Meet with God study features devotional articles, a daily reading with questions or a challenge, practical help in applying what you learn, and suggestions or activities to integrate Bible teaching with your family. Available by mail or by downloading a PDF file.

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Revelation: The Things that Are...

Revelation--you may be puzzled by it, intimidated by it, fearful of its vision or passionate about every detail and potential meaning.

However, this Meet with God will enable you to develop a deeper understanding of God's plans for your future and the future of time and history. At the beginning of this incredible vision, the beloved apostle John is told to "Write therefore the things that you have seen, those that are and those that are to take place after this" (Revelation 1:19). In this study, you'll look first at the things that were and are: the sin-ridden state of our world now, through history past and how we got here. And how the Church, the Body of believers, holds onto Christ until His return.

You'll also begin to see Christ Himself, the Jesus of history past and history to come, the One around whom time and space revolve. And as you become familiar with God's view of the future, it needs to influence how you live today...right here, right now. As you explore the Book of Revelation this month, you will start answering that question in your own life.

This study addresses:

• The State of the World: The hopeless, messy conditions we live in and how we got here.

• The State of the Church: What Jesus sees and wants to see in His people.

• The Center of Life: Learning to see Jesus as the central focus of time, history and life itself.

• "I Have Overcome": Jesus' victory over death gives us hope for today and tomorrow.

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