Sermons on Revelation

Deuteronomy 30:3-6 – Jesus is coming again as a conquering King ready to sit on Israel’s throne and rule over all nations of the earth.  In doing so, God will glorify Himself when He keeps the promises He made to a whole nation, Israel.  This message explores those promises.

2 Samuel 7:8-17 – Jesus is coming again as a conquering King ready to sit on Israel’s throne and rule all nations.  In doing so, God will glorify Himself when He keeps the promises He made to David.  This message explores those promises.

Genesis 12:1-3– Last week we established that Jesus is coming again as a conquering King ready to sit on Israel’s throne and rule over all nations of the earth.  In doing so, God will glorify Himself when He keeps the promises He made to Abraham.   This message explores those promises.

Revelation 4 – We established last week that Jesus is coming again as a conquering King.  This message takes it a step further and explores what kind of a King will He be?

Revelation 4 – John paints a scene in heaven where the Lamb of God is being stirred and roused to do something.   He is poised to display the same control on earth that is obvious to all the angels and elders in heaven now.  Christ has redeemed a people by His blood out of every nation on earth.  He has made them priests and kings.  As priests and kings they…

Revelation 3:7-13 – Laodicea, the church known for being lukewarm.  Philedelphia was a church everyone might aspire to be like.  Laodicea is a church, no one would aspire to be.  This church is self sufficient and self reliant.   Because they are lukewarm, Christ threatens to spew them out of His mouth.

Revelation 3:7-13 – Philadelphia,, the church known for for it’s faithfulness.  Christ finds nothing negative about this church other than it doesn’t have a lot of strength.  This becomes a church that everyone would like to emulate.

Revelation 3:1-6 – Sardis is the church known for the walking dead.  Christ has very little positive to say about this church and the church is oblivious to the real problems.  

Revelation 2:18-29 – The church of Thyatira,, the church known for a few corrupt members.  Christ notes how a few rotten apples could spoil the whole thing.

Revelation 2: 12-17 – The Church of Pergamos, the church known for its compromise.  Christ turns his eyes towards this church.