We might think that properly reading and interpreting biblical book of Revelation is beyond us. With all of the strange seeming images, we should just leave it to the experts, right?

Dr. Tommy Keene’s answer is a simple, “No!” 

The Revelation of John is not an encoded cryptic prophecy or an impossible mystery. It’s a book of pictures—beautiful and powerful pictures. 

The pictures in Revelation teach truth, provoke action, evoke emotion, and glorify Jesus Christ. 

In this conference we will look at the ordinary tools—tools that you already own—that God has given us to better understand these pictures.

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Dr. Keene serves as Associate Professor of New Testament and Academic  Dean at Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS — Washington D.C. campus). Before his current role, he served as the associate pastor of family ministries at Christ the King (Presbyterian Church in America) in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. 

Keene received his undergraduate degree in Philosophy and Computer Science from Furman University in 2002. He then received his MDiv from Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia in 2005 and went on to earn his Ph.D. in New Testament in 2010, focusing on the tabernacle metaphor in the Epistle to the Hebrews.

Tommy grew up in Dallas, Texas. He met his wife Sarah in college at Furman University, and they have been happily married since 2002. Sarah is an accomplished photographer, and they have two daughters.