“Could God’s Wrath in the Tribulation Also Reveal His Grace?” December 11
The book of Revelation contains some of the most frightening scenes in all of Scripture.
Earthquakes.
Judgment.
The heavens shaken.
People so terrified that they cry out to the mountains and rocks:
“Fall on us and hide us from the face of Him who sits on the throne and from the wrath of the Lamb!”
But could there be something else going on even in the midst of that terrifying judgment?
Could the Tribulation reveal not only the wrath of God—but also the astonishing persistence of His grace?
After all, God does not bring judgment without warning.
Again and again, He reveals what is coming and calls people to turn to Him.
And yet Revelation shows something sobering about the human heart: even when God’s reality becomes impossible to ignore, many will still refuse to repent.
So what does Revelation teach us about God’s judgment, His mercy, and the urgency of the gospel?
And did you know that Revelation begins with a special blessing for those who read, hear, and keep the words of this prophecy?
Today we’re beginning one of the Bible’s most fascinating books—not merely a revelation of future events, but “The Revelation of Jesus Christ.”
