Look Who Just Joined the Book of Revelation for Dummies Tour. YOU!

I’m BigAddison, and I’ll be Your Tour Bus Driver Throughout Your Journey Here.

INTRODUCTIONS / ORIENTATION – Welcome Friend!

My name is BigAddison, and I’ll be your tour guide on the most fascinating journey. A journey that will show off God’s handiwork to keep His word from the beginning of Genesis to the end of Revelation.

We’ll see how the entire Bible is really about Jesus Christ, and how his blood-stained threads are weaved through it all.

We’ll see where we are presently on Revelation’s timeline, and we’ll see what to expect ahead.

Along the way we’ll discover the answers to such things as:

Daniel’s 70th Week
The Abomination of Desolation
The Two Witnesses
The Son of Perdition
The False Prophet
The 666 Mark of the Beast
The Beasts of Revelation
The Antichrist
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
The Seven Trumpets
The Rapture
The Second Coming Jesus Christ
The Gog Magog War
Armageddon
AND SO MUCH MORE!

INTRODUCTION – Meet Our Eschatological Expert

In 2010 I became a student of Pastor Joseph Cortes, and zeroed in on his Book of Revelation eschatological (last days) teachings. Joe began his “Last Days” series in 2009, and has continued to add to it until the present day.

A Little Bit About Pastor Joseph Cortes

Pastor Joseph A. Cortes of Faith Cometh By Hearing ministries.

For some, Joe’s speaking style may be off putting at first. Let me get you over that learning curve immediately.

Teaching Christianity in today’s world (and for many years ramping up to it), has become a circus of entertainers, flashy sets, slick dressed, and practiced deliveries of snake oil salesmen. Mega churches, huge productions, “Jesus Junk” merchandising, arousing musical services, and prosperity fueled “What can God do for you” sermons. This is what you’re used to, and have been trained to accept as credible. This is not what you’ll get from Joe.

Pastor Cortes is a Biblical Scholar. He reads and writes Hebrew and Greek. He teaches like a college professor. There’s no fancy studio, no studio audience, no band, no merchandise, no nonsense.

He comes across sometimes as angry. He’s not angry, he’s fervent for the word of God. That means he feels responsible before God for what he’s preaching. And that’s a heavy yoke.