Overview
We've had it drummed into our heads that whatever happens in the book of Revelation is either about the imminent future or the ancient past. If the past is unfamiliar, and the future is unknowable what's the point of even going there? Here's the good news: Revelation is about you and me and this unsettling moment where we currently find ourselves. It explains some of the forces and events that make this twenty-first-century storm seem so confusing and even frightening. You don't need to be a history scholar, a futurist, or a CIA analyst to decipher the mysterious images of his vision from Patmos. This book helps readers carefully navigate and understand the most misunderstood book of the Bible.Reviews
"Timothy Floyd does a masterful job of unpacking the Book of Revelation for Christians today. In the Epic Life you will not only understand a challenging book of the Bible more clearly, but you will also be inspired to have a greater purpose for your life today. Read it, Love it, Live it." — Thomas Rainer, Founder and CEO of Church Answers
"Timothy is a seasoned pastor who brings decades of biblical scholarship to the book of Revelation, making it understandable and applicable for believers and those who are curious. The insights coupled with the questions at the end of each chapter make this a great resource for personal or group Bible study. — Bryan Jones, Executive Director, Northstar Church Network, Manassas, VA
"Timothy Floyd was my pastor and mentor, a man who always explained Scripture in an interesting way. You will find the same thing as you read his new book. He explains things in such an intriguing manner that you can't put the book down. We are living in the End Times, and we need books like this to remind us God is orchestrating a victorious finale though everything around us seems to be cratering." — Mark Ragsdale, Lead Pastor, Church at Viera, Melbourne, FL
"An interesting read for sure. A unique view on Revelation that aligns with Theologians of old and gives us hope in the tumultuous ties of today. Chapter 12 is a great summary of how we can use the lessons of Revelation in facing the upside-down world we are living in." — Stan Breeden, Senior Executive Pastor, Brentwood Baptist Church, Brentwood, TNAuthor Biography
Timothy Floyd is a freelance writer with a background in the pastorate and biblical counseling. His decades of research in John's Revelation came while leading churches in the Washington DC area, Tennessee, and across the south. A graduate of Troy University, he has earned advanced academic degrees from Southwestern Theological Seminary and Trinity Theological Seminary. Timothy and his wife Jonnel make their home on a small island off the Georgia Coast where he enjoys writing mysteries, boating, and creating pirate adventures for eleven grandchildren.