Glimpsing The Ultimate // Brian Ross

We're not allowed to see the future, and honestly, that's probably a mercy. But at the very end of the Bible, in a strange, image-heavy vision on the island of Patmos, John gets a glimpse of ultimate reality — and it looks nothing like what most of us are anxious about day to day. In this message, Brian Ross walks through Revelation 22 and asks a simple but unsettling question: if what's ultimately real is so different from how we're living, what needs to change? In This Teaching Why not being able to see the future might actually be a mercy What "revelation" (apocalypse) actually means: an unveiling, not a prediction Why we live in a "culture of unreality" compared to past generations The claim at the center of Revelation 22: a crucified, risen Jewish peasant is ultimate reality Why character, not status or achievement, is what aligns us with what's real Martin Luther King Jr.'s account of hearing Jesus speak to him in a moment of fear Scriptures Referenced: Revelation 22:1–5, 8–14 Isaiah 55:8–9 Matthew 7:13–14 Special Guest: Brian Ross.