People often wonder: “What will heaven be like?” In this sermon we have a glimpse of what the new creation will be like. Are we looking forward to the new creation, and living in line with the way things will be one day?
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In this passage we see that evil will not be in the ascendancy forever. In fact, Satan’s is chained and one day evil will be destroyed forever.
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How do we stay faithful to Jesus despite persecution and adversity? Revelation 14 helps by showing us the outcome of our lives.
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How does Satan, the dragon, wage war against Christians? In this passage of Revelation we see Satan’s tactics exposed.
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Why is there so much evil in the world – especially evil aimed at Christians? How should Christians live in a world like this?
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History is not meaningless or random but heading towards a destination. That destination is the Kingdom of God. What does that mean for how we live?
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If the evil and suffering in the world is a warning to repentance – then what is the role of the church? What should the church be doing at this time?
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Why is there so much chaos, suffering and death in the world? Why do natural disasters happen, as well as suffering and pain? In this chapter from Revelation we see things from the heavenly perspective.
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It’s easy to feel like the church is a powerless, fringe minority in the grand scheme of things. But in this passage we see the priority and importance of the people of God.
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Often the world seems like a chaotic and dangerous place: wars, famines, plagues and pandemics… the list goes on. This passage warns us that we should expect these things, and not to lose sight of what’s most important.
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