Revelation 12-13 What is the devil doing right now? How is he operating? What are his objectives? Revelation reveals that the end of the world has been put on hold – but that also means the devil is hard at work before his time runs out. This week, we expose his tactics and strategies, showing how he is actively involved in our world, even right here in the wharf. Listen in as we uncover exactly what the devil has been up to.
Revelation 10-11 We spend our days analysing data, building models, preparing presentations, and delivering results. But beneath all the activity lies a bigger question: what is our true task? In Revelation, God gives a surprising picture of his people—not as spectators or consumers, but as an army engaged in a spiritual battle. Yet this army fights in a way that turns our assumptions about power, influence, and success upside down. Listen in as we explore what is our task.
Revelation 8-9 What does the news of impending judgement mean to you? It will depend on how prepare you are for it and how confident you will be as a result of it. When the scroll about God’s judgement is unfolded, heaven is silent for half an hour, God’s people pray and the unrepentant continue business as usual. As we see the bottomless pit opened, we will be encouraged to live each day in the light of judgement day..
Revelation 6-7 Who are we, really? We all describe ourselves in different ways—our jobs, our relationships, our interests, our achievements, or the communities we belong to. Yet our sense of identity shapes far more than we realise. It influences how we think, what we value, and ultimately how we live. Listen in as we delve into Revelation’s insights on who we are and the significance of our identity in today’s life and work.
Revelation 4-5 Who holds the future? Entire industries are built on forecasting what comes next. We analyse trends, manage risk, and make plans in the hope of securing a better tomorrow. Yet the future remains stubbornly uncertain. Listen in as we consider who really holds the future—and how that answer offers both challenge and hope in an unpredictable world.
Revelation 1:9-3:22 Have you ever felt the temptation to compromise and assimilate with the world? In Revelation 1:9–3:20, Jesus speaks personally to seven churches in Asia Minor facing pressure from persecution, half-heartedness, false teaching, and the temptation to assimilate to the values of the world around them. Amid all their struggles, there was one thing they especially needed to know.
Revelation 1:1-8 Dragons, beasts, the four horsemen of the apocalypse, fire-breathing horses… Revelation is a book that fascinates and confuses in equal measure. How should we understand and apply Revelation as 21st-century workers in the Wharf?
Revelation 20:11-21:8 In business a destination postcard paints a picture of the future, and helps employees align on the mission. In the Church it is even more important that we don’t lose sight of the mission. God has given us two destination postcards in this passage to keep us on course.
Revelation 20:11-21:4 Just a few months ago we were in the house of feasting, celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Today we find ourselves in the house of mourning, preparing for a state funeral. As well as a time to give thanks, it is a time to reflect on our own mortality and on what lies beyond.
Revelation 1:17-18 Keys give you power. They get you out of places. They unlock doors. Without the key you’re trapped. And so death is a prison to which we’re all heading. And none of us has the key to get out of it into life beyond. But Jesus does. His resurrection declares him to be the only keyholder.
