Revelation: The King is Coming

(Revelation 22:20-21) Revelation and all of Scripture ends with a word of assurance and agreement. Today we look at the double "Amen" found at the end of the Bible. Will you make it your own? 

(Revelation 22:1-21) The final chapter in God's Word shows us so many last things. Each of them holds tremendous significance for those of us living in the last days. These are the things that help us get ready for eternity... 

(Revelation 22:20-21) John specifically prayed for two things at the end of this amazing Revelation. Take these two requests for your own prayers today! Time is passing quickly...it's time to pray. 

(Revelation 22:17) Truth demands a response. As we give the gospel out we must also invite people to come into the family of God. On the last page of the Bible God once again reveals His heart with a simple invitation: "Come." 

(Revelation 22:16-20) Once we know the truth it is our responsibilty to share it with others. This is not some academic or professional work - it is deeply personal. Today someone you will meet needs to hear your testimony about Jesus Christ. 

(Revelation 22:14-15) In the end there are only two groups of people: those who obey the truth and those who don't. Which group do you belong to? Now is the time to obey - Jesus is coming soon! 

(Revelation 22:14-15) If Jesus is coming soon, what should we be doing in preparation? A life of obedience begins by obeying the gospel. There is blessing for this life and the one to come for those who will obey. 

What is your life's work? Does it connect to God's work? Will it be pleasing to God? Christ is coming and He is bringing His reward with Him. Let's determine to make our work count for eternity.

In the first and last chapter of Revelation we are commanded to give attention to the Word of God. Soon we will see Him face to face! Here are four things we all should do with His Book until He comes.

God alone is worthy of worship and He will have it for eternity. In light of the fact that Christ is coming at any moment we should give more attention to our personal worship today. Take the challenge to begin worshipping God.

One little word can convey great truth. Consider today the word "shortly" that is found 15 times in Scripture. It is given in the first verse of Revelation and in the last chapter. This is what it means.

Have you ever wondered what we will DO for all eternity? The last page of Scripture gives us a little insight and it is exciting!

Every good thing comes from God and every good thing leads us back to Him. There are three things that will characterize the city where we will live someday and each of them reflect the perfect character of our God.

The greatest thing we will see in eternity is not a place, but a person: we will see Jesus! Let's learn what seeing Christ means for every believer.

I am planning to move and my future residence is grander than you could ever imagine! Listen as the Lord describes the future residence of believers. This is the place where we will live with Him forever...

Look at the list of those who will not go to heaven, and take careful note of who is first on the list. At the end of the story there are those who end fearful and those who end loving the Lord. How will you end?

Life is full of contrasts. Revelation 21 reveals a stark contrast between the eternal homes of those who reject Christ and those who accept Him. There two distinct groups of people with two destinations...and they are very different.

While there are many things that make home comfortable, there is one thing that makes it sweet - the presence of family. Heaven will be wonderful, but the one thing that will make Heaven home is the presence of our God.

When the Lord makes all things new there are many things that will be "no more." In this study we discover a list of many things God says will be removed. In eternity the curse of sin and all its effects will be gone forever!

The end of Revelation 20 shows us both the last mention of Satan but also the final destination of lost souls. We rejoice over the conquering of the Devil, but we weep for the many who will be seperated from God forever. It's final.

All of the kingdoms of this world will soon bow to the Kingdom of our Christ. Imagine what it will look like on the earth when our Lord rules here for 1,000 years! In this study we look at the millenial reign of the Lord Jesus Christ.

What is God going to do with the Devil? It is a wonderful comfort to know that Satan does not have free reign and endless power. There is coming a day that the devil gets "shut up."

History is full of war and conflict. When our King comes He will put down every enemy and conquer all. In this study we find out what will happen to Antichrist, the false prophet, and every one who stands against the Lord. It's almost over.

As we study the vivid description of Christ at His final coming it becomes increasingly clear that there has never been a ruler like this! He is righteous in every way and He is the rightful Ruler of all. As we see Him we learn to submit to Him.

Christ is the King of eternity, the King of glory, the King of heaven, the King of righteousness, the King of peace, the King of the Jews, the KING OF KINGS...but is He your King?