Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy continue reading from the Book of Revelation, chapter 3, explaining that the language of scripture can sometimes sound harsh to modern ears, but is ultimately motivated by a desire for truth that will open the door to mercy.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy continue reading from the Book of Revelation, chapter 3, discussing how important it is to hold fast to our faith during times of trial. Our obedience does not mean that we won’t suffer in this life, but that Jesus will walk with us and share our burden.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy read from the Book of Revelation, chapter 3 emphasizing the need for spiritual vigilance, repentance, and faithfulness, as well as the rewards promised to those who overcome.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy continue their discussion of the Book Revelation explaining how it is important it is to delineate truth from falsehood and not tolerate distractions from the faith.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy continue their exploration of the Book of Revelation, Ch. 3, exploring the dangers of idolatry – when the love of money, career and pleasure are placed above spiritual security in a person’s life.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy read from the Book of Revelation, 2:8-11 and explain that if we are to radiate with the beauty of faith, we must first be tested with hardship and tribulation.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy continue the Book of Revelation, examining how the letter to Ephesus in chapter 2 is a call to return to our first love of Christ.

Fr. Thaddaeus and Fr. Timothy resume their exploration of Revelation Chapter 1, discussing how Jesus conquers with the truth of His word, a power more potent than the strongest of swords.