Dan Sullivan the Biblescribbler

The speaker uses video game analogies to explain the importance of understanding the historical context of the Book of Revelation.

A Bible study exploring Revelation 5, connecting its imagery to the tabernacle and Ezekiel's visions, framed within an Advent series about Christmas.

A Bible teacher introduces Revelation 12, warning against extreme interpretations while emphasizing that all scripture points to Jesus, then begins analyzing the symbolic vision of a woman in heaven.

["Revelation 13 is treated as a chapter about the beast, but the sermon keeps tying it back to Revelation 11, Revelation 12, and Daniel 7.", "The speaker says the gift-giving after the two witnesses die mirrors Purim's celebration after Haman's defeat, while the Magi's gifts in Christmas do not.", "He reads the sea beast's ten horns, seven heads, and ten diadems as copied authority, then maps Daniel 7's lion, bear, and leopard to Babylon, Medo-Persia, and Greece.", "The mark, the 42 months, and 666 are presented as a warning about loyalty, endurance, and pressure to treat Caesar as lord."]

A speaker uses a story about a stranger's enthusiastic recommendation of a catfish sandwich to illustrate the joy of sharing good things, relating it to communion.

A sermon discussing the first six trumpets from Revelation, with a correction about ancient trumpets and a humorous analogy to Vuvuzelas.

A sermon explaining the historical and cultural context of trumpets in Revelation 8, contrasting them with modern instruments.

A speaker recalls a chaotic basketball game in 1990 where a student waving a large American flag ignited an uncontrollable cheering frenzy, drawing a parallel to the excitement of Palm Sunday.

Dan Sullivan centers Revelation 5 on a scroll written on both sides, sealed with seven seals, and no one in heaven, on earth, or under the earth able to open it.

Dan Sullivan frames Ephesians 3:14-21 around Paul's prayer, 'For this reason I bow my knees before the Father,' and says the passage is powered by chapter 2's mercy.

A sermon recounting the biblical story of the splitting of Solomon's kingdom after his death, focusing on Rehoboam and Jeroboam.