“See, I am making all things new.” 

– Revelation 21:5, NRSVue

"Welcome to the Apocalypse"

When we hear the word “apocalypse,” we often think of disaster movies, doomsday predictions, or terrifying beasts (and something about the number 666). Revelation, the final book of the Bible, has certainly fueled its share of fear and speculation. But what if we’ve misunderstood the point?

The word apocalypse doesn’t mean destruction. It means unveiling. Revelation is not about predicting the end of the world, but about revealing what is most real and true—Christ is risen, love reigns, and God is not done with us yet.

Our next worship series, Welcome to the Apocalypse, invites us to read Revelation not as a code to break, but as a vision to receive. Through symbols, songs, monsters, and miracles, we’re invited to live into this new world that God is creating—to see the Lamb at the center, to resist evil without fear, and to live with resurrection hope even in uncertain times.

Throughout the Easter season, we will explore these visions with open minds and expectant hearts. Together, we will ask questions like:

• Where are we in this story?
• How do we discern good from evil?
• What do these wild images reveal about Christ, about heaven, and about us?

Whether you are fascinated by Revelation or wary of it, skeptical or curious, you are welcome here. There’s good news—even in the apocalypse.

Come and see, 

Pastor Becky

Related Book Study

For those who wish to dive deeper into the text of Revelation, Pastor Becky is leading a book study. The study group will read Reversed Thunder by Eugene H. Peterson.