Bible Week because…the Bible
The best reason to join us at Bible Week from 28–31 August is the Bible itself!
Bishop Grant LeMarquand will lead us in four studies exploring the throne visions in Revelation. It’s acknowledged to be one of the most complex books in the Bible, but one that’s extremely relevant for our time.
Bishop Grant explains: “It was written to a group of people who were facing oppression and suffering – a group of people whose faith was being challenged by the authorities and by those within the church, so it’s a book that has so much to say to us today.”
He continues, “The throne is the central image of this book and the fact that God is on the throne helps us to understand that God is sovereign, that God is in control, no matter what’s going on in the world.”
Programme:
Tuesday 28 August: A Vision of God (Rev 4–5)
Wednesday 29 August: A Vision of the Church (Rev 7)
Thursday 30 August: A Vision of Judgement (Rev 20)
Friday 31 August: A Vision of the New Heaven and the New Earth (Rev 21–22)
We very much hope you’ll join us as we explore some of these incredibly wonderful passages from God’s word.