Season 6: The King Is Coming- Overview
The King Is Coming
The Book of Revelation points believers to the ultimate victory of Jesus Christ. Through every challenge and every generation, God’s people live with hope because Christ reigns, Christ is returning, and God is making all things new.
The King Is Coming
The story of Scripture ends with hope. Jesus Christ reigns today, and believers look forward to the day when God makes all things new.
A Future Filled with Hope
The final chapters of Scripture point toward God’s promise of restoration, renewal, and eternal life with Him.
6.0 Season 6 The King Is Coming- Overview
Revelation and the Hope of God’s New Creation
The Story Ends—and Begins Again
The Bible begins in a garden.
It ends with a city.
The story starts with creation and concludes with God’s promise of a new heaven and a new earth.
Throughout Scripture, God has been working to redeem His people and restore His creation.
The Book of Revelation is the final chapter of that story.
Many people approach Revelation with fear, confusion, or endless speculation.
Yet Revelation was written to encourage believers.
Its central message is not fear.
Its central message is hope.
Jesus Christ is Lord.
Jesus Christ is victorious.
Jesus Christ is coming again.
Season Six explores the major themes of Revelation and the promises God gives His people. Rather than focusing on endless debates and timelines, we will focus on the hope, encouragement, worship, perseverance, and victory found throughout the book.
The King is coming.
And God’s people can live with confidence.
Season Theme
Jesus Christ reigns, Jesus Christ will return, and God’s kingdom will ultimately triumph.
Key Scripture
“Behold, He is coming with the clouds, and every eye will see Him…” — Revelation 1:7 (NASB)
and
“Behold, I am making all things new.” — Revelation 21:5 (NASB)
What We Will Explore
This season examines the major themes of Revelation and God’s promises for His people.
Topics include:
The revelation of Jesus Christ
The seven churches
Faithfulness during difficult times
The worship of heaven
The victory of Christ
The hope of believers
God’s final judgment
The new heaven and new earth
The return of Christ
Living with eternal hope
GROW Framework
Grounded in Scripture
We will explore Revelation and discover God’s promises for His people.
Reasons We Believe
We will learn why Christians can face the future with confidence because Jesus Christ reigns.
Obedience in Action
We will identify practical ways to remain faithful, hopeful, and courageous.
Walk It Out
We will learn how eternal hope influences everyday life.
Lessons in This Season
Lesson 6.1: Jesus Among the Churches
Revelation 1–3
The risen Christ walks among His churches, encouraging, correcting, and strengthening His people.
Topics include:
The vision of Christ
The seven churches
Faithfulness
Repentance
Spiritual renewal
Lesson 6.2: The Throne of Heaven
Revelation 4–5
John is given a glimpse of heavenly worship where God reigns and the Lamb is worthy of all praise.
Topics include:
God’s sovereignty
Heavenly worship
The Lamb of God
Hope and confidence
Lesson 6.3: Faithful Through Trials
Selected passages from Revelation 6–20
Believers are called to remain faithful despite hardship, opposition, and uncertainty.
Topics include:
Perseverance
Spiritual victory
Trusting God
Remaining faithful
The triumph of Christ
Lesson 6.4: All Things New
Revelation 21–22
God’s final promise is fulfilled.
Topics include:
The new heaven and new earth
The New Jerusalem
God dwelling with His people
No more sorrow
No more death
Eternal hope
Why This Matters Today
Many people worry about the future.
The Book of Revelation reminds believers that God is still on the throne.
History is not moving toward chaos.
History is moving toward God’s promised future.
Christians do not face the future with fear.
We face it with faith.
Because Jesus reigns today and will reign forever.
The Final Word Is Hope
Revelation contains warnings, challenges, and calls to faithfulness.
But its final message is hope.
God wins.
Evil does not have the final word.
Suffering does not have the final word.
Death does not have the final word.
Jesus Christ has the final word.
The Story Continues
The Bible concludes with an invitation:
“The Spirit and the bride say, ‘Come.'” (Revelation 22:17)
The story that began in Genesis and continued through the life of Jesus, the early Church, and the letters of the New Testament reaches its fulfillment in Revelation.
God’s people live with hope because God’s promises are true.
The King is coming.
Continue the Journey
Begin with:
Lesson 6.1: Jesus Among the Churches
Revelation 1–3
Discover how the risen Christ speaks words of encouragement, correction, and hope to His people.
Learn more about Christian discipleship and spiritual growth through worship, study, prayer, service, and daily faith.
Come and See. Join us for Sunday School at 9:30 AM and Worship at 10:30 AM. Visit PGUM.org to continue the journey.
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This final season brings the entire Learn the Story of the Church journey full circle—from the resurrection, to Pentecost, to the spread of the gospel, to living the faith, and finally to the hope of Christ’s return and God’s new creation.
