Why is knowing your Christian identity so important? This article explains through the lens of Revelation 3:12-13 that knowing who we are in Christ is vital because our identity governs our behaviour.

Church discipline aims at providing remedy, judgment, comfort, and encouragement. This article explains this by looking at Christ's letters to the seven churches in Revelation 2-Revelation 3.

What is the function of Revelation 2 and Revelation 3 in the overall structure of the book of Revelation? The article explores the basic structure, function, and message of Revelation 2-3 in the whole of the book.

Is it possible for a true believer to lose his salvation? How should we read and understand the promise of Revelation 3:5? Should this text be read as a support for the doctrine of the perseverance of the saints? The author wants to demonstrate that a good reading of this passage does not include the possibility of the loss of salvation.

What is the role of the analogy of faith in exegesis? Is it possible to abuse this freedom in the way a specific passage is interpreted? This article looks at a number of such abuses that occur especially in eschatological passages and proposes a remedy. Examples include: Revelation 3:21, Revelation 7:4, 2 Thessalonians 2:3.

This article is about Revelation 2 and Revelation 3: the seven letters to the seven churches.

This is a meditation on Revelation 3:5. What does it mean to have your name written in the book of life?