Revelation 21-22
Revelation 21-22
Revelation 19:11- 20:15 – The Triumph of God in Christ
Jesus has victory over Satan, sin and death. The gospel frees the church to eternal life and condemns all evil to eternal death.
Revelation 17-19 “The Church Must Remain Distinct”
Jesus calls the church to be in the world, but not focused on the world. We live in such a way that others can see Christ through us and come to faith.
Revelation 15-16 “Judgement of the Wicked”
GOD IS JUST AND HOLY IN JUDGEMENT
We struggle to understand eternal judgement as just and to reconcile it with a loving God. Like a judge sentences the convicted, God must judge Satan and all who worship him instead of Christ.
Revelation 14
Revelation 14
Revelation 13 – The Dragon and The Two Beasts
The Dragon and The Two Beasts
Revelation 12 – The Woman and The Dragon
SATAN CONTENDS WITH HUMANITY UNTIL DEATH
Final victory comes when we conquer this life and our physical bodies are laid to rest. Burial is not final, nor is death a defeat, it is victory because of Christ
Revelation 11 “The Church and the World”
Exodus 19:5–6
Now therefore, if you will indeed obey my voice and keep my covenant, you shall be my treasured possession among all peoples, for all the earth is mine; and you shall be to me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation.
Revelation 9-10 “The Angel and the Little Scroll”
THE ANGEL AND THE LITTLE SCROLL
After six trumpets sound, revealing justice and judgement on earth [today and always], we get a break in the trumpets with a message to the church.
Revelation 8 “The First Four Trumpets”
THE PRAYERS WE (THE CHURCH) PRAY
When we pray together God not only enjoys our prayers, he answers them. Revelation reveals many answers to the Church’s prayers, and encourages us to pray more faithfully.
