by LaurieGreenWestlake | Aug 13, 2022 | Westlake's Opinion
In my last writing, Revelation Blog 3, Christ and the Body, we covered the seven revealing letters to the seven churches. I find it fascinating that while John served as a scribe for Christ’s letters, those words were penned with our current-day challenges in mind....
by LaurieGreenWestlake | Aug 6, 2022 | Westlake's Opinion
In our last blog, Revelation Blog 2, Second Things, we discussed my favored method to interpret Revelation—through a lens of literal meaning. Even though some of the imagery in Revelation has been historically outside our limited imagination, as time speeds toward the...
by LaurieGreenWestlake | Jul 30, 2022 | Uncategorized, Westlake's Opinion
I try not to take myself too seriously. But when the question, What is a woman? kept bouncing up in my newsfeeds, I began to wonder if this is a universal mystery I should take a deeper look into. After all, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji B. Jackson couldn’t answer the...
by LaurieGreenWestlake | Jul 29, 2022 | Doctrine, Westlake's Opinion
In my previous blog, Revelation, First Things First, we explored the truth that both you and I are fully equipped to draw meaning and revelation from the book of Revelation. Considering we have the Holy Spirit, we can expect that when we encounter hard-to-understand...
by LaurieGreenWestlake | Jul 23, 2022 | Doctrine, Westlake's Opinion
When was the last time you perused the biblical book of Revelation? Have you taken a recent stroll back through your favorite and highlighted verses? Revisited the riveting imagery? The details? The inspiration? It’s probably one of your favorite and oft-quoted...
