The book of Revelation calls God’s people to worship, urging trust and devotion to the sovereign Lamb, before seeking clarity about the events unfolding in the world. It speaks to the wounded and the weary, the betrayed and abandoned, the grieving and suffering, and the lonely and confused.

Revelation offers hope to the oppressed, courage in the face of injustice, and assurance while living under pressure or persecution. Refusing to provide simple answers, it presents a vivid vision of Christ—faithful, triumphant, and ever-present with His people—calling the church to persevere, to worship wholeheartedly, and to cling to an unshakable hope in the Lion who is the Lamb.