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Introduction At this point in Revelation, a little review is appropriate:       * The writer is the Apostle John, and he is called into the throne room of God where he is given a prophetic vision of the "last days." (Rev. 4)      * He saw in the right hand of God a...

**** And they cried with a loud voice, saying, "How long, O Lord, holy and true, until You judge and avenge our blood on those who dwell on the earth?" Revelation 6:10 "...O Lord..."           * Sovereign Lord (NIV) - "Despotes" (Gk.) designating the divine sovereign...

Introduction As the Lamb of God continues to open the seals, God's plan for the "faithful's" redemption, and the judgment of the “wicked” continues. The first four seals, using vivid symbology from the Old Testament, demonstrate how God will fulfill His plan to judge,...

Introduction The fifth chapter of Revelation focused on the scroll, the sealed book of God's plan for the redemption of His creation and establishment of His permanent kingdom. The central truth of Revelation 5 is that only the Lamb (Christ Jesus) is worthy to take...

Introduction The focus of worship now shifts from the Creator to the Redeemer, Christ Jesus, Who is also the Creator! Colossians 1:13-19 Here we have the great mystery of Christianity - the Trinity.      God the Father      God the Son...

Introduction Have you ever thought about what your first view of heaven will be? All of us will live eternally, in heaven or hell, depending on whether your name is found written in the "Lamb's Book of Life." (Rev. 3:5, 13:8, 20:12, 15, 21:27) He who overcomes shall...

Introduction Christ has saved the worst for last; the church of Laodicea. In comparison to the church in Philadelphia, "the faithful church," it might seem as if there is a problem in Laodicea. But when compared to Sardis, "the dead church," Laodicea looks pretty...

There is no podcast this time, but you may watch or listen to the message on our FB page under the "Watch Live" link above. Message notes are below. Introduction Do we want to be like the "dead church," Sardis? Or, like the "faithful church," Philadelphia? What's the...