Understanding Revelation requires a firm grasp of world history, Old Testament prophecy, and biblical perspectives on what to do in a messy world. Without the first two, you can still be a good Christian, but you won't know what Revelation is about. Revelation has historical, ethnic, social, spiritual, and literary contexts that matter as you read its cryptic passages. If you want to know Revelation, you need to know all of these. Hopefully, this book will help. I want you know how biblical prophetic events have already taken place. I want you to see how sovereign God is, how he has had his hand on this world despite what skeptics say. I want you to be unafraid of the future. The Revelation Project is about the truth - not Hollywood's fearful take on the Antichrist or neo-fundamentalists' hellish hoax about a sadistic deity who turns a deaf ear to a world in chaos. It's about how God has already done most of it right under our noses.