In this message we begin a series of sermons on the worship in heaven we read of in the book of Revelation. God on the throne is the entrancing focus of all heavenly worship!
There is no attribute of God that is repeated thrice other than the word: Holy. God’s holiness is the pinnacle of who He is and the reason why the Christian worships.
In this chapter we see all of heaven worshipping Jesus Christ for shedding His blood and purchasing them for God.
Those who stand and escape the wrath of God are those who worship Christ. Those who have a mark from God are branded by God. Those who have the mark of the beast belong to Satan. God knows His own and protects them.
Christians need to be heavenly minded to be able to worship God. A heavenly minded believer will:
1. Wash their robes in the blood of the Lamb.
2. Look forward to heaven.
3. Learn about worship from the angels.
Here in Chapter 14 of the book of Revelation we see a group of people numbered at 144,000 and see where they are and what they do. They are a picture of what we await in heaven.
This Easter Sunday we will go over what John saw, heard, and did when he had a vision of Christ.
Here in Chapter 15, come across language similar to that found in the book of Exodus, join us as we use Exodus to shed light on Revelation 15.
This is an introduction to one of the most talked about books in the Bible: Revelation. In this sermon four questions will be discussed:
1. What kind of literature is Revelation?
2. What are the four major ways Revelation has been interpreted?
3. How was the Revelation communicated to John?
4. Who is promised a special blessing?
Tune in to find the answer!
In continuation of Revelation chapter 1 we see John write to suffering Christians encouraging them. John writes a salutation, a doxology, a prophecy and a designation. Join us to learn the answer!
The church of Ephesus left its first love. In the message from Jesus to this church, there is a warning for all of us.
In this next installment comes the letter to Pergamum. Let us learn who the author is, who are the recipients, the commendation, the correction, and the promise given to the church of Pergamum.
Jesus calls the church of Thyatira to repentance for tolerating a false prophetess who led the people into idolatry and immorality. We must be on our guard not to allow false teaching or sin to creep into our churches today!
The Lord Jesus calls the church of Sardis to wake up and repent, because they were dead!
The small fledgling Church in Philadelphia was marked by obedience to the word of Christ and faithfulness to bearing testimony to him. Let us follow. It’s a wonderful example!
The church of Laodicea is the story of a church that started out well but ended tragically – it is the church of the unconverted!
Jesus Christ is the sovereign Lord of the universe, as seen in Him slitting the 4 seals and releasing the 4 horsemen to do his bidding in the earth.
When Jesus breaks the fifth seal, the martyrs who shed their blood and died for Christ rather than to renounce their faith are revealed. Their cry is, “How long O Lord will you refrain from judging and avenging our blood?” This is just a glimpse into the world of the martyrs – men and women who have willingly died for Christ over the last 2,000 years.
Following on the heels of the vision of the Christian martyrs, John now receives a vision of the destruction of the heavens and the earth, the terror of the wicked at the Second Coming of Christ. Men will cry to the Mountains and Rocks to fall on them and hide them from the wrath of the Lamb!
The saints cry to God for justice, and God answers by sending seven angels with seven trumpet judgments. This teaches us that it is right for the saints to pray that God would judge His enemies and advance His kingdom.
In response to the believing prayer of the saints God now judges her persecutors and enemies. In this message we seek to find some Old Testament information related to the trumpet judgments. As we do so, the vision and its meaning become clearer.
In Revelation 9 we are introduced to a vision of a vast horde of locusts that torment unbelievers. This points to a demonic invasion of monumental proportions. In this message we survey the Preterist, Futurist, and Idealist perspectives on this judgment of God.
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