Alliance Bible Church - Mequon, Wisconsin
The Apocalypse: God and Evil
What if the hardest truth in Revelation isn’t the chaos of evil—but that God is sovereign over it? We'll wrestle honestly with the tension between God’s goodness, human responsibility, and a world filled with suffering, showing how one story can carry both human evil and divine purpose. Step into a deeper, unflinching look at reality—and discover why the darkest moments may set the stage for the greatest glory. 1) God's relationship to human choices 2) God's restraint of human evil 3) God's ...
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- 26 Apr 2026
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What if the hardest truth in Revelation isn’t the chaos of evil—but that God is sovereign over it? We'll wrestle honestly with the tension between God’s goodness, human responsibility, and a world filled with suffering, showing how one story can carry both human evil and divine purpose. Step into a deeper, unflinching look at reality—and discover why the darkest moments may set the stage for the greatest glory.
1) God's relationship to human choices
2) God's restraint of human evil
3) God's revelation in every story
4) God's purpose in ultimate glory
Text: Genesis 45:4-8; 50:19-20; 1 Kings 11:11–13, 29–39; 12:1–15; Acts 4:27-28; 2 Corinthians 4:16-18
What if the hardest truth in Revelation isn’t the chaos of evil—but that God is sovereign over it? We'll wrestle honestly with the tension between God’s goodness, human responsibility, and a world filled with suffering, showing how one story can carry both human evil and divine purpose. Step into a deeper, unflinching look at reality—and discover why the darkest moments may set the stage for the greatest glory. 1) God's relationship to human choices 2) God's restraint of human evil 3) God's ...