Revelation Resurrected

Thad Moss, William Sharpe, Revelation Resurrected
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The mission of Revelation Resurrected is to glorify God by breathing truth back into the text through thoughtful, careful exegesis of the book of Revelation utilizing a consistent hermeneutical approach that includes a study of historical background and culture, syntactical analysis, word studies, literary genres, symbolism, themes, hyperlinks, biblical theology, and proper context so that the book can be understood as John intended it to be while still making it applicable to current day life and culture.

  1. 08/22/2025

    Revelation Resurrected E17 Star Wars and Revelation With Doug Van Dorn!

    On this episode of Revelation Resurrected, I interview Doug Van Dorn, a pastor and author known for his works on Biblical theology and eschatology. Doug discusses his background, education, and various published works including 'Giants: Sons of the Gods' and 'Rings of Revelation.' The conversation delves into the cyclical and chiastic structure of the Book of Revelation, its relation to the Gospel of John, and the importance of understanding the supernatural worldview in interpreting Biblical texts. Doug explains how these structures help reveal deeper meanings and how modern interpretations can evolve with this understanding. We also touch on the significance of stars and heavenly beings in the Biblical narrative and the overarching message of Revelation.  Doug concludes by discussing the practical applications and contemporary relevance of these ancient texts and shares resources for further study and upcoming projects. Check out the links below to get connected to Doug and his work! https://douglasvandorn.com/ rbcnc.com Rings of Revelation: The Literary Apocalyptic Masterpiece Unveiled: Van Dorn, Douglas: 9781735003887: Amazon.com: Books

  2. 07/26/2025

    Revelation Resurrected E16 Welcome William Sharpe To The Show Part Two

    In this episode of Revelation Resurrected, we continue the testimonial journey of William Sharp, focusing on his life transformations. William recounts his early marriage to Kelly, their involvement with church life, and his job transitions. He shares deeply personal experiences including his struggle with faith, loss of a baby and mother-in-law, and his descent into alcoholism and suicidal thoughts following his brother's accidental death. William discusses his attempts to find solace in alcohol, leading ultimately to severe depression and multiple suicide attempts. The intervention by a bank teller and receiving a meaningful letter marked the beginning of his journey back to faith. He describes his path to sobriety, his re-engagement with church, and the power of small groups in supporting his spiritual growth. The episode encapsulates William's transformation from darkness to light, dedicating his life to helping others struggling with similar issues, highlighting the impact of community, faith, and support in overcoming personal tribulations. You definitely do not want to miss this episode! Chapters (00:00:00) - Returning to Revelation: Resurrecting the Text(00:01:05) - William Sharp(00:01:45) - Former Office Depot Manager Gets the Job(00:07:25) - How God Changed My Life After Having A Child(00:11:09) - Kelly's Mother-in-Law Passed Away(00:14:52) - Grieving a Baby's Death in Seclusion(00:18:41) - After the Loss of My Mother-in-Law, Thoughts About(00:21:44) - When Did You Stop Believing in God?(00:24:07) - How Alcohol Helped Me Cope With My Brother's Death(00:31:52) - Suicide Attempts On My Brother(00:39:19) - The Intervention Of A Bank Teller(00:42:54) - The Letter and the Prayer(00:52:35) - 5 years sober: A message from the Holy Spirit(00:54:00) - 7 Years of Completion(00:59:59) - Local Churches Need to Be plugged In(01:03:27) - Suicide Prevention Hotline

  3. 07/20/2025

    Revelation Resurrected E15 Welcome William Sharpe To The Show

    On this episode of Revelation Resurrected, William Sharp shares his remarkable journey from a troubled past to finding salvation and peace through Christ. We begin with a reading from Ephesians 2:1-5, setting the stage for William's gripping testimonial. William discusses his traumatic experiences growing up, including a sexual assault at a young age and the emotional abuse from his father. Despite a rough childhood and adolescence marked by loneliness and a difficult church experience, he later found solace in Christ. He recounts his tumultuous relationship with a Pentecostal pastor, whose harsh words nearly derailed his faith. However, the testimony also highlights William's eventual spiritual awakening and the role his wife Kelly, whom he met at church, played in his life. The episode ends on a hopeful note, emphasizing the role of Christ in William's ongoing healing and spiritual journey. Chapters (00:00:00) - Reveal Resurrected(00:01:05) - Revelation 2: Previously a Dead Man Walking(00:02:36) - Best Friends: Will and Amy(00:04:18) - Sin City: Growing Up in Phoenix City(00:06:10) - Favorite Things That You Were Into As A Kid(00:07:13) - Favorite Horror Movie and All Time Favorite Song(00:09:34) - Marriage and the Reasons Behind It(00:17:16) - What Was School Like For You?(00:19:57) - What were some of the key impact moments or events that shaped you(00:27:37) - Shame and the Christ Process(00:29:41) - Bradley on His First Profession(00:37:53) - Discerning the Trinity in Christian Life(00:46:53) - He Said I'm Not Worth Saving My Life(00:51:32) - Married Christian Survivor on The First Time I Met Kelly Turner(00:58:10) - Greg Had Been a Good Guy(01:00:59) - Unrolling the Scroll of Revelation

  4. 06/22/2025

    Revelation Resurrected E14 The Who, When, Where, and Why of Revelation Part 3

    Join Thad and Jeff on Revelation Resurrected as they address where Revelation was written, emphasizing John's exile on the island of Patmos and the historical context of his visions. The conversation then reviews the seven churches mentioned in Revelation: Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. Each church's historical, cultural, and religious background is discussed, along with the specific critiques and commendations mentioned in the biblical text. The script also draws comparisons to ancient gods and their modern-day counterparts, suggesting the repeated theme of redemption throughout biblical history. We conclude by encouraging listeners to stay tuned for a deeper investigation into the text of Revelation itself, beginning with the next episode. Join us next time as we continue to unroll the scroll of Revelation!

  5. 06/04/2025

    Revelation Resurrected E13 Welcome Frank Spires to the Show!

    In this episode of Revelation Resurrected, we speak with Frank Spires, the owner and founder of Spires and Associates, who discusses various theological perspectives on the book of Revelation. Topics include the literal and symbolic interpretation of scripture, the history and relevance of dispensationalism and covenant theology, and the evolution of Frank's theological views over time. The conversation extends to modern implications of biblical teachings, including the role of Christians in politics and society, the ethics of artificial intelligence, and the importance of maintaining a supernatural worldview. Frank also shares insights from his academic and personal experiences, providing a rich dialogue on the complexities and promises within the book of Revelation. Make sure to tune in, you don't want to miss this one!

  6. 05/22/2025

    Revelation Resurrected E12 The Who, When, Where, and Why of Revelation Part Two

    On this podcast episode of Revelation Resurrected, Jeff and Thad delve into the ongoing debate about the dating of the Book of Revelation, discussing whether it was written during the reign of Nero (AD 67-68) or Domitian (AD 81-96). They review evidence for both early and late dating, including references to the temple, Roman emperors, the number of the beast (666), and testimonies from early church fathers like Irenaeus. They also consider the internal conditions of the seven churches mentioned in Revelation. The episode emphasizes the impact of the book's timing on its interpretation, whether it's viewed as a prophetic account of AD 70 events or future occurrences. Additionally, the hosts acknowledge the contributions of respected scholars like John MacArthur and discuss the importance of understanding the genre and historical context of Revelation.

  7. 05/13/2025

    Revelation Resurrected E11 The Who, When, Where, and Why of Revelation Part One

    In this episode of Revelation Resurrected, Jeff and Thad discuss the authorship and the methodology for understanding the Book of Revelation. They hypothesize that John the Apostle is the author, based on parallels between the Gospel of John and Revelation. They emphasize the importance of a thorough foundational approach, including understanding biblical context and categories like symbolism and literary structure. External and internal evidence, as well as various scholarly views, are evaluated to support their claim. The episode also touches on the role of scribes, possible differences in grammar, and the significance of the early church's consensus. This episode is part of an ongoing in-depth study of Revelation, promising a detailed exploration rather than a quick overview. You do not want to miss this episode!

  8. 05/06/2025

    Revelation Resurrected E10 How Can There Be So Many Views

    In this episode of Revelation Resurrected, Jeff and Thad continue to build a strong biblical foundation for the Book of Revelation. The primary focus is an exploration of the seventh view of Revelation, known as the 'seven cycle view' or 'recapitulation position,' which suggests that the events in Revelation are described from different perspectives rather than a strict chronological order. They also recap six other approaches to interpreting the Book of Revelation, including premillennialism, amillennialism, postmillennialism, historicist, preterist, futurist, idealist, liturgical text, and theo-political text approaches. The episode emphasizes understanding the millennium and the ongoing struggle between symbolic and literal interpretations. We further discuss the influence of one's worldview, cultural context, and the difficulty of biblical texts. The episode concludes with 10 reasons why the Book of Revelation can be interpreted differently, highlighting the importance of presuppositions, the complexity of the Bible, apocalyptic literature, and the use of Old Testament symbols. Jeff and Thad also touch on the impact of one's view of the millennium on interpreting Revelation and the significance of its structure.

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The mission of Revelation Resurrected is to glorify God by breathing truth back into the text through thoughtful, careful exegesis of the book of Revelation utilizing a consistent hermeneutical approach that includes a study of historical background and culture, syntactical analysis, word studies, literary genres, symbolism, themes, hyperlinks, biblical theology, and proper context so that the book can be understood as John intended it to be while still making it applicable to current day life and culture.

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    Thad Moss, William Sharpe, Revelation Resurrected
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