6. An Urgent Call to Action

The warning in the Book of Revelation is not a warning that comes in harshness or from an authoritarian God, but a warning given to us in love. Revelation is really a book about the grace, the mercy, the goodness and the love of God. It is an appeal to us to know Christ as the dying Lamb and the living Priest. Join us and discover more about God’s heart-felt “warning" which seeks to prepare us to live forever with Him.

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