Episode 479 - Beginner's Beginner’s Survey of the Book of Revelation, Part 8

God's Throne Room: The Control Center of Revelation In this episode, Steve Wood takes you into the awe-inspiring throne room of God as revealed in Revelation 4–5. These chapters form the heart of the Book of Revelation, spotlighting the absolute sovereignty of Jesus Christ—the King of kings and Lord of lords—over all creation and earthly powers. Discover why understanding God’s kingship is central to the Christian worldview, how Revelation connects with Isaiah 6 and Ezekiel 1, and why the entire book is written for the Church, not just Israel or end-times speculation. For more resources, visit us online at www.BibleforCatholics.com. 

The Seven Churches of Revelation – Warnings for Today’s Church In today's episode, Steve Wood examines the prophetic relevance of the seven churches in Revelation 2–3—real first-century Catholic communities whose strengths and failures speak directly to the Church today. Learn how heresy, spiritual complacency, and compromise led to their decline—and why only two escaped Christ’s rebuke. A powerful episode for Catholics seeking clarity on prophecy, Church history, and staying faithful in critical times. For more resources on biblical prophecy, visit BibleForCatholics.com.

In this episode of Luke21, Steve Wood offers one of the most valuable tools for anyone seeking to understand biblical prophecy: a handpicked Prophecy Bibliography developed from thousands of pages of research. Rather than just tell you what to believe, Steve equips you to study Catholic end-times teaching for yourself. Discover how these trusted sources work together to clarify Revelation 13, the Antichrist, and the “final unleashing of evil” (CCC 675–677). This episode explains why many popular Catholic teachings miss the mark—and how you can avoid common errors. For more resources about biblical prophecy and the Catholic faith, visit us online at www.BibleforCatholics.com.

In this episode, Steve Wood explores how an overlooked theologian, Tyconius, radically shaped Christian understanding of the Book of Revelation. Highlighted by Pope Benedict XVI in 2009, Tyconius’ insights influenced St. Augustine’s view of the Antichrist, the Church’s twofold nature, and the mystery of evil in the end times. Learn why Revelation was written to the Church, how spiritual darkness from Revelation 9 still applies today, and what this means for believers facing both growth and corruption in the Church. For more resources about biblical prophecy and the Catholic faith, visit us online at www.BibleforCatholics.com. 

Is Daniel the Key to Revelation? In this episode, Steve Wood explores how the prophet Daniel—alongside Ezekiel—shapes the Book of Revelation. Learn why Daniel’s once-sealed visions are now unsealed, and how Revelation reveals the fulfillment of the Messianic Kingdom. Discover how your view of the Millennium affects your interpretation, and why understanding both Daniel and Ezekiel is essential for grasping biblical prophecy. Visit us at BibleforCatholics.com to download the free handout that Steve references in this episode. Available for a limited time for all listeners—and always available for donors in our Unplugged community!

Is Revelation confusing? You’re not alone. In this episode, Steve Wood explains how the Old Testament book of Ezekiel unlocks the structure and message of Revelation. Discover why St. John is the “New Covenant Ezekiel” and how the Book of Revelation reworks Ezekiel’s prophecies for the early Church—and for us today. Download a free companion handout at www.BibleForCatholics.com—available for all listeners for a limited time, and always accessible for our Unplugged donors. Looking for more resources on Catholic Bible prophecy or want to learn how to join Unplugged? Visit us at BibleForCatholics.com or Luke21.com.

Why does the Book of Revelation feel so different from the rest of the Bible? In this episode, Steve Wood explores the key to unlocking its meaning: understanding its deep roots in the Old Testament. Learn why modern "newspaper prophecy" approaches fall short, and how Revelation’s original audience—and context—must shape how we read it today. Packed with insights on biblical interpretation, prophecy, and Catholic theology, this is an essential introduction for anyone beginning a study of Revelation. This is the second installment in the Revelation series of Luke21. Referenced in this episode: Isaiah 40:3 1 Samuel Psalms Habakkuk Deuteronomy Genesis For more resources on biblical prophecy, please visit us online at www.BibleforCatholics.com or www.Luke21.com. 

Revelation is one of the most read—and most misunderstood—books of the Bible. In this episode, Steve Wood launches a beginner-friendly but theologically rich series designed to help you avoid years of confusion and misinterpretation. Learn why the entire book of Revelation is written to the Church—not just the first few chapters—and how common prophetic systems like Dispensationalism may lead you astray. Discover how a deeper look at Scripture, and even the original Greek, can transform your understanding of the last book of the Bible. We appreciate your interest in learning about biblical prophecy! This podcast remains possible due to the support of our listeners. For more resources, visit us online at www.Luke21.com or www.BibleforCatholics.com.  

In this revealing episode, Steve Wood dives into the prophetic meaning of Genesis 11 and the Tower of Babel, exploring humanity’s ancient attempt to build a one-world order without God. He highlights how this story parallels today’s globalism, digital centralization, AI, and the breakdown of moral and national boundaries. Connecting biblical prophecy from Daniel and Revelation with modern technology, Steve uncovers a recurring pattern of pride and rebellion against God. This is the final episode in Steve’s Protology & Eschatology series, perfect for Christians who want to understand biblical prophecy, world events, and how Scripture speaks to our times. The Luke21 podcast is 100% listener-supported—help us continue sharing truth through the lens of prophecy at www.bibleforCatholics.com.

In this episode, your host Steve Wood unpacks Genesis 11 and the Tower of Babel, revealing Nimrod as a precursor to the Antichrist. He explores how pride and rebellion at Babel echo through history into the end-times vision of Babylon the Great in Revelation 17–18. Drawing on biblical insights and historical context, Steve connects the dots between Genesis, globalism, and the spiritual deception behind today’s push for a New World Order.   We appreciate your interest in learning about biblical prophecy! This podcast remains possible due to the support of our listeners. For more resources, visit us online at www.Luke21.com or www.BibleforCatholics.com.