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Pastor Dan's sermon on Revelation 19 emphasizes the triumphant return of Jesus Christ as the "King of Kings and Lord of Lords." He highlights the jubilant praise of those in heaven as they witness Jesus' righteous judgment against His enemies and the ultimate victory that leads to His eternal union with the Church, His bride. The sermon elaborates on the theme of divine justice and sovereignty, portraying Jesus as the ultimate ruler who redeems humanity and establishes His kingdom with power and glory.

Pastor Dan's sermon on Revelation 18 emphasized the divine judgment awaiting religious, political, and economic systems that resist Christ. He explained how these systems, symbolized by "Babylon," are destined to fall because they perpetuate immorality, luxury, and exploitation, ultimately leading to their sudden and complete destruction as foretold by the prophets. This illustrates God's sovereignty as the true "King of Kings and Lord of Lords," reminding believers to remain separate from these corrupt systems.

Pastor Dan's sermon on Revelation 17 focuses on the judgment of the great prostitute, Babylon, symbolizing apostasy and the corruption of true worship. He elucidates how Babylon, depicted as a woman riding the beast, represents a powerful, blasphemous force, merging various religious beliefs into a global apostasy. This entity will ultimately be destroyed by the very powers that raised it, fulfilling God's sovereign will. The sermon also addresses the role of the beast, identified as the anti-Christ, who will deceive many but will be overthrown by the true King of kings and Lord of lords, Jesus Christ, highlighting God’s ultimate authority and control over history.

Pastor Dan's sermon on Revelation chapters 15 and 16 emphasizes the righteousness of God's judgment, rooted in His holiness and His offer of forgiveness to sinners. He highlights how rebellious hearts reject salvation, leading to divine judgment, and concludes with the portrayal of God's judgment reaching its crescendo at Armageddon.

Pastor Dan's sermon focuses on Revelation 14, emphasizing Jesus' role in salvation and judgment. He highlights the appearance of Jesus on Mt. Zion with the redeemed, the angel's final invitation to salvation, and the warning of judgment for those who reject Jesus and worship the Beast. The sermon concludes with Jesus beginning the final act of divine judgment on sinners.

Pastor Dan's sermon outlines how, during the second half of the Great Tribulation, Satan will empower a counterfeit Christ, known as the Antichrist, as prophesied in Revelation 13 and Daniel 7. This Antichrist, backed by a counterfeit kingdom and a false Holy Spirit, will deceive the world through miraculous signs, leading to global worship and opposition against God's sovereignty. Pastor Dan emphasizes the importance of discerning and resisting the spirit of antichrist by upholding faith in Christ, showcasing the ultimate victory of God's saints.

Today's sermon from Revelation 11:15-12:17, Pastor Dan highlights the sovereignty of Christ, who not only rules over the hearts and minds of Christians but will also reign over the entire earth. The passage describes the ultimate defeat of Satan in heaven and his expulsion to earth, where he attempts to destroy Christ at birth and accuses believers before God. However, his efforts are in vain as believers overcome through the blood of the Lamb and the power of their testimony, emphasizing the certainty of Satan's defeat and the believers' victory in Christ.

Pastor Dan's sermon on Revelation 11:1-14 discusses the prophecy concerning the rebuilding of God's temple in Jerusalem, the empowering of God's two witnesses to prophesy and perform miracles, and their eventual death at the hands of the Antichrist, symbolizing the world's temporary triumph over divine truth. However, God's ultimate victory is highlighted by the resurrection of these witnesses, instilling fear in their adversaries and leading to a significant turning of people towards God, showcasing His sovereignty and the inevitability of His justice. This account serves as a reminder of the spiritual warfare present in the world and the importance of faithfulness and witness in the face of opposition.

Pastor Dan's sermon on Revelation 10:1-15 emphasizes the revelation of God's truth that humans cannot discover on their own and the certainty of God's judgment, which remains partially shrouded in mystery. He highlights the biblical prophecy of judgment and the importance of readiness through faith in Jesus Christ. Furthermore, Pastor Dan underscores the responsibility of believers to share the message of salvation, emphasizing the universal offer of salvation to all who call upon the Lord, and the critical role of preaching in facilitating this call.

From today's sermon, "Up from the Abyss" based on Revelation 9:1-21, Pastor Dan emphasizes the sovereignty and righteousness of God in judgment. He highlights that God's control extends over all events, including judgment, and that salvation through faith in Jesus Christ is essentially deliverance from God's righteous judgment, not just from Satan and hell. Pastor Dan further illustrates the severity of God's judgment through vivid descriptions of locusts and mounted troops, underlining that those who reject God and persist in sin face severe consequences. Despite the terrifying nature of these judgments, many people refuse to repent, illustrating the stubbornness of human sinfulness.

In Dr. Dan’s message, "Angels Heard on High," the passage from Revelation 8:1-13 is dissected, emphasizing two key themes: God's judgment of sin due to His holiness and the demonstration of His glory. The first section (verses 1-6) describes the opening of the seventh seal, leading to heavenly silence, the presentation of trumpets to seven angels, and an angel offering prayers of the saints as incense. This segment underlines that God's holiness necessitates the judgment of sin, yet He desires repentance over punishment. The second part (verses 7-12) depicts the catastrophic events following the trumpets' sounding, illustrating God's judgment as a demonstration of His glory and power. While God's righteousness requires Him to judge sin, He finds no pleasure in it and has provided salvation through Christ, urging believers to share this message. The message concludes with a call to evangelize, based on the warning of impending judgment in verse 13.

Today's message on "Thanksgiving in Heaven" from Revelation 7:1-17 emphasizes the redemption and protection of the faithful from God's wrath, the act of worship by redeemed people, and the eternal joy in God's presence. It highlights the sealing of 144,000 from the tribes of Israel, signifying God's protection during tribulation. The multitude's worship in heaven reflects the gratitude and humility of those saved from wrath, reinforcing the importance of worship on earth. The sermon concludes with the assurance of eternal peace and presence of God for the redeemed, offering a glimpse of heavenly joy and comfort.

In Revelation 6:9-17, three critical aspects of God's wrath are discussed. First, verses 9-11 illustrate that God's wrath towards unbelievers is just. These verses focus on the souls of those who have been slain for their faith in Jesus Christ during the Great Tribulation. They cry out for justice, and God assures them that justice will be served, emphasizing the divine fairness of His wrath. Second, verses 12-14 outline that God's wrath waits for those who willfully refuse to repent. These verses describe catastrophic natural disasters initiated by the opening of the sixth seal. This impending doom serves as a reflection of the justified wrath of God, especially against those who dishonor Him by killing His people. Lastly, verses 15-17 declare that God's wrath will be equitable, affecting everyone regardless of their social status. It's an appeal to humanity that God doesn't want any to perish; He desires repentance and offers salvation through Jesus Christ. His call for repentance is universal, and there is no salvation outside of Jesus.

Explore the profound symbolism of the Four Horsemen in Revelation 6:1-8 in this thought-provoking sermon. Uncover the Antichrist's false peace, violent resistance, famine as a result of misguided solutions, and the onset of the Great Tribulation. Join us as we delve into the biblical insights of these apocalyptic riders.

In Revelation 6:1-4, the first and second seals are broken by the Lamb, signifying the initiation of the Great Tribulation. The first seal reveals a rider on a white horse, symbolizing a deceptive counterfeit peace, while the second seal unleashes a rider on a red horse, representing a period of chaos and bloodshed. These events remind us of God's sovereignty in the midst of worldly upheaval and call for spiritual discernment and preparedness.

In Revelation 5:1-14, the focus is on the unparalleled worthiness of Jesus Christ. Initially, no one is found worthy to open a sealed scroll containing God's redemptive plan for the Earth, causing despair. However, Jesus, the Lion of Judah and the Lamb that was slain, proves worthy to both judge sinners and rule the Earth, leading to universal worship of Him by every creature in existence.

The message from Revelation 4:1-11 emphasizes John's vision of God's heavenly throne room, where he is invited to witness the divine majesty and the beings that surround God in worship. The scene reveals God's sovereignty, holiness, and eternal glory, as well as the eternal worship offered to Him by heavenly creatures.

Jesus warns against the dangers of lukewarm faith, urging Christians to recognize their spiritual poverty and turn to Him for true richness and healing. He promises a deep and fulfilling relationship for those who wholeheartedly welcome Him and assures rewards for those who overcome prideful deception by living out their faith genuinely.

In Revelation 3:7-13, Jesus addresses the church in Philadelphia, emphasizing His sovereignty and unwavering control. He acknowledges the faithful's efforts, promising them victory, protection from forthcoming trials, and eternal rewards for their loyalty. This scripture reassures believers that, regardless of life's challenges, they are under Jesus' protective care and will ultimately be rewarded for their faithfulness. #Revelation #PhiladelphiaChurch #JesusSovereignty #FaithfulBelievers #DivineProtection #EternalRewards #BiblicalEncouragement #ChristianFaith #EndTimes #ScripturalPromises

In this thought-provoking sermon, Pastor Rob dives deep into the message Jesus delivered to the church in Sardis as recorded in Revelation 3:1-6. Often seen as a congregation on the brink of spiritual collapse, Sardis serves as a stern warning and a hopeful promise to churches and believers today. How can a church that appears lively be spiritually dead? What does it mean to 'soil our garments' and how can we keep them unsoiled? What is the significance of the 'book of life'? Join us as we explore these urgent questions and uncover the critical call to spiritual vigilance and integrity. This message is not just historical; it is vitally relevant for any believer seeking to live out a genuine faith in a world full of compromises. For the individual or church teetering on the edge of spiritual complacency, this is a wake-up call you can't afford to miss. 🔔 Subscribe for more sermons and theological discussions: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/calvary-baptist-church-tilton-il/id1590856821 👍 Like this video to help spread the word. 🙏 Share with anyone you think might be blessed by this message.

Today's message emphasizes Jesus's approval and pride in those who remain faithful to truth even at great personal cost, acknowledging the difficult spiritual battle against evil forces. However, it also sternly warns against compromising truth, connecting bad behavior to bad doctrine, and commands repentance for such compromises, portraying Jesus's words as a sword of judgment. Finally, the message concludes with a promise of blessings for those who maintain faithfulness to their testimony, assuring that though the world may reject them, Jesus will accept and reward them.

Pastor Dan's sermon, based on Revelation 2:8-11, encouraged suffering Christians to remain faithful. He emphasized that Jesus is aware of their tribulations, urged them to live fearlessly since earthly problems are temporary, and reminded them that Jesus' words provide comfort and instruction. The message reassures believers that enduring suffering for Christ leads to eternal reward.

The sermon focuses on Revelation 2:1-7, where Jesus praises the church in Ephesus for their good deeds and doctrinal purity but rebukes them for losing their initial love for Him. He calls them to repent and return to their first love, warning that failing to do so will lead to the removal of their "lampstand," or influence. The message underscores the importance of maintaining a loving relationship with Jesus while being diligent in good works and sound doctrine.

Today's sermon focuses on five key sections. Firstly, it emphasizes that God has revealed His plans for the future to mankind, particularly through the apostle John. Secondly, it encourages believers to see Jesus as He truly is—almighty, in control, and with a gaze particularly fixed on His Church. Thirdly, the sermon insists that the proper response to seeing Jesus in His majesty is to surrender to Him out of reverent fear. Fourthly, it discusses God's judgment based on how we respond to Him, highlighting that He sees everything we do. Lastly, the sermon exhorts the faithful to remain true to Jesus' teachings and promises that those who do will be rewarded with authority and the morning star.

This sermon focuses on Revelation 1:1-8, highlighting the centrality of Jesus Christ in human history. It is broken down into three main points. God Accurately Predicts the Future Because He is in Control of History (vv. 1-2, 7-8): The Book of Revelation is described as an unveiling of Jesus Christ, given to us through an angel sent to John. It underscores God's sovereignty and His control over history, emphasizing that God, being eternal, can accurately predict future events. God Blesses those Who Take What He Says Seriously (v. 3): This point stresses the importance of living in anticipation of Christ's return, following the prophecies and teachings outlined in Revelation. It cites Matthew 25:1-13 as a further encouragement to live prepared for the Second Coming. God Has Determined that Jesus Christ will Reign Over the Earth (vv. 4-6): The outline underscores that Jesus, who made our redemption possible, is also the one who will reign over the earth. His return will bring joy to believers but will be a day of reckoning for non-believers.