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Revelation 22:12-14, 16-17, 20-21 inviting the church to remain open, ready, and faithful as the story continues with hope and anticipation of Christ's return. fmhouston.com

Community Pastor Rev. Karen Guess preaches about the final words of the Scriptures and how they invite us to a live a life of longing and invitation.

Come, Lord Jesus! by Jesus the Good Shepherd Anglican Church

Christine reflects on these last words of Revelation, “Come, Lord Jesus,” as a cry for God's presence, healing and renewal in a world marked by pain and longing. This prayer is our heart's cry, calling seekers of all kinds to embrace both personal transformation and communal action, aligning our lives with Christ's vision of justice and healing. John's vision in Revelation 21-22 paints a vivid picture of heaven coming to earth, challenging us to become co-creators in the work of renewal. We're invited to embody this prayer through repentance, hope, and active participation in God's kingdom.

Revelation ends with a simple prayer - a prayer that acts as both a cry of defiance and dependence: come, Lord Jesus. How do we live in a world in which His reign sometimes feels absent? And how might we seek this future we pray for in the present?

“And behold, I am coming soon. Blessed is the one who keeps the words of the prophecy of this book” (Revelation 22:7). Hallelujah!

As the disciples came down from the mountain of Ascension, they had two prayers. They prayed that Christ would send the promised Helper who proceeds from the Father. They prayed, "Maranatha. Come Lord Jesus." The church still prays for these things today.

Come, Lord Jesus.Bible Reference: Revelation 22.12-21.

Listen to Pastor Gawel’s sermon for May 25, 2025, taken from John 14:23-29. The post Come, Lord Jesus, Be Our Guest – Sermon for May 25, 2025 appeared first on St. Andrew Lutheran Church.

Series: The Revelation of Jesus Christ Scripture: Revelation 22:16-21 Focus: We need God's grace each day in order to live for Christ and remain faithful until He returns. Speaker: Matt Thornton, Pastor. Date: May 25, 2025

Closing Thought: Even though we are God's elect exiles, we have never seen Jesus, nor do we now see Him face to face. Yet we love Him, and we believe in Him. And this faith fills us with a joy that is inexpressible and full of glory, because even now, we are living in the present reality of our soul's salvation. And that means that one day we will see Him face to face forever and ever. Come Lord Jesus!

Bible Prophecy Under the Microscope-Episode 40 Gary begins reviewing John Piper's book, Come Lord Jesus. Most Christians haven't even thought about what it means that Jesus "comes," and definitely not in the context of many references to God "coming" in the Old Testament. This is very important and necessary to defining the entire "end time" framework. 

Revelation 22:6-21 Rejoicingly, Obey the Word (6-9) Relentlessly, Declare the Word(10-17) Rightly, Divide the Word (18-19) Readily, Welcome the Word (20,21)

I. The Certainty of Christ's ComingII. The Purpose of Christ's ComingIII. The Horror of Christ's ComingIV. The Comfort of Christ's Coming

Deuteronomy 28 verses 1 to 15 speak of the blessings that would accompany obedience to the ways of the LORD. Verses 16 to 68 speak of the punishment (curses) for disobedience – more than a threefold increase over the blessings. This in itself is an indication of the dominant direction that the nation of Israel would follow. Joshua no doubt picks up on this in the 24th chapter which gives his speech after the reading of Deuteronomy 27 and 28. The cursings contain prophecies about the holocaust which overtook the Jewish people in the middle of the twentieth century (particularly note verses 65-67). It is also interesting that there was no requirement for assent with the pronouncement of “Amen” after any of the blessings and cursings of chapter 28. The blessings tell of bountiful harvests, fruitful families and a guarantee of peace when the nation came to Jerusalem for worship. The cursed speak of droughts, adverse weather, poor crops, of being endlessly pursued by their enemies and of an incapacity to stand and fight against their foes. Song of Solomon 8 concludes the book. In the first 7 verses the bride continues to extol her well loved and highly desired husband. She says their mutual joys are like those of innocent children. These thoughts transport us in mind back to the innocence that was once in Eden before sin entered the world. These conditions will likewise characterise the kingdom age which will be ruled over by our majestic Master and his glorious bride. Verse 6 talks of a seal. Our eternal Father gives us this seal through His beloved Son the Lord Jesus Christ – John 6:26-29; Revelation 14:1-5. In the KJV we find no mention of Yahweh's name, nor reference to any of His titles. The ESV translation of verse 6, “set me as a seal upon your heart, as a seal upon your arm, for love is strong as death, jealousy is fierce as the grave. Its flashes are flashes of fire, the very flame of Yah.” Nothing can, says Solomon, be valued above love. This is true for the love of God and that of His Son – Romans 8:31-39. In verses 8-9 the bride's companions say that they have a litttle sister. The day when she will be spoken for will be the time when the fulness of the Gentiles will occur in the kingdom when all nations will at the millennium's end be incorporated into the body of Christ. In verses 10-12 the bride continues with her counting her blessings. In verse 13 the groom tells of his longing to hear the voice of his desirable spouse. The bride finishes the song in verse 14 with an urging of her groom to rush to her side to be with her (evermore). “Even so. Come Lord Jesus.” Read and ponder the culmination of our desires in Revelation 22:20-21. In Acts 25 tells us that, when Festus was determined to send Paul to Jerusalem, the Apostle had no alternative but to make his appeal to Caesar. After a short period of time Festus conducts another hearing of Paul's matters. Festus was again seeking the favour of the Jews and at this time Paul announces that he would exercise his right as a Roman Citizen to be judged by Caesar. We then hear of Herod Agrippa and his wife Bernice visiting Caesarea and at this time Festus requests that they hear Paul's case as Festus was struggling with the wording of the charge to be made against Paul. Festus explains to Agrippa that in his opinion there was no commuting or a capital crime, but simply matters concerning Jewish law. With great pomp and ceremony Agrippa, Bernice and all the other dignitaries enter the judgment hall. Festus seeks Agrippa's view about the nature of the charge to appear on the letter to be sent to Caesar. Chapter 26 records Paul's defence and his earnest appeal to Agrippa to embrace the Christian cause. Paul tells his audience of his fervour for the Jewish way and his concerted opposition to Christianity. But when he was confronted by the risen Lord Jesus Christ on the road to Damascus everything changed. He tells the audience of his great commission and then knowing king Agrippa to be a man who read the prophets he appeals to the king to adopt the Christian belief. Festus, being embarrassed by the situation, attempts to finish the hearing immediately by declaring Paul to be mad due to his great learning. Paul was not to be silenced so quickly and continues to ask Agrippa whether he believes the prophets. Paul states plainly I know you believe them king Agrippa. At this point king Agrippa and all the dignitaries rise and leave with the king stating Paul's innocence.

In Revelation 21–22, we glimpse the breathtaking finale of God's story—a world made new. The brokenness of Eden is reversed as heaven descends to earth, and the dwelling place of God is once again with humanity. No more death, mourning, or pain—only everlasting joy. The holy city, the New Jerusalem, shines with the brilliance of God's glory, and the river of life flows freely from His throne. The tree of life, once barred, now stands open for all who belong to the Lamb. The curse is broken. The King is here. And the Bride is ready. This is not just a future hope—it redefines how we live now. The Spirit and the Bride say, "Come."Key Themes:· The City of God: A massive, radiant New Jerusalem, crafted by God Himself, the forever home for His people. (Revelation 21:9–21)· God's Presence Fully Restored: There is no temple, for God and the Lamb are the city's temple. The city is illuminated by His glory alone. (Revelation 21:22–27)· The Tree and River of Life: Flowing from God's throne, the river waters the city, and the tree of life bears fruit for the healing of the nations. (Revelation 22:1–5)· A Final Call to Faithfulness: Jesus promises His return and calls His people to keep trusting, worshiping, and longing for Him. (Revelation 22:6–21)· The Reversal of the Curse: Sin, death, and darkness are banished. Only those whose names are written in the Lamb's Book of Life will enter. (Revelation 22:3, 14)Reflection:As Revelation closes, the story comes full circle—from a garden lost to a garden restored. Eden returns, but it is even greater than before. It's a magnificent city. In this final vision, we are confronted with a choice: Will we live now for the city that is coming? Will we worship God alone, trust His promises, and endure in hope? The Spirit and the Bride call us to Come. The King is coming soon. May we be ready to welcome Him.Key Texts:· Revelation 21–22· Genesis 2–3· John 7:37–39· Ezekiel 47:1–12· Psalm 23· Matthew 5:8· Romans 8:18–25Support Our Mission:Your generosity helps us proclaim Christ as King and equip disciples to make disciples.https://alloflife.churchcenter.com/givingVisit Our Website:www.alloflife.church

Revelation 22:6-21

Aaron Lee | April 27, 2025 | Youth Sunday SchoolAfter focusing on judgment and the return of Jesus, Aaron concludes with three more personal takeaways from studying Revelation.1. Revelation colors everything now.2. Judgment, heaven, and hell are real.3. Christ is coming soon.References:https://www.lifeway.com/en/product/revelation-bible-study-book-with-video-access-P005840612https://www.crossway.org/books/blessed-tpb/Series:https://youtu.be/W_wotrLFSGQhttps://youtu.be/2uex5-UiQ3Ehttps://youtu.be/y47ukme_kDUhttps://youtu.be/1imfLJDJXGchttps://youtu.be/HXXtRkZwKgA

In this final episode of our Revelation season, Megan Jones and Betsy Lane join us to talk about Revelation 22:6-21 and what it means to join in saying, "Come Lord Jesus"!

John 4:35 states, “Do you not say, ‘There are still four months and then comes the harvest'? Behold, I say to you, lift up your eyes and look at the fields, for they are already white for harvest!” There's a great urgency for the Lord of the Harvest to thrust forth labourers. Revival is always unto the harvest and the harvest is unto the Marantha cry, “Come Lord Jesus, come!” This global harvest is going to be unto His Second Coming. Will you be in or out?

John 4:35 states, “Do you not say, ‘There are still four months and then comes the harvest'? Behold, I say to you, lift up your eyes and look at the fields, for they are already white for harvest!” There's a great urgency for the Lord of the Harvest to thrust forth labourers. Revival is always unto the harvest and the harvest is unto the Marantha cry, “Come Lord Jesus, come!” This global harvest is going to be unto His Second Coming. Will you be in or out?

This past Sunday Jeremiah wrapped up our series in the book of Revelation by exhorting us to have faith in Christ and the promises found in His final words to the Church. We were reminded to be doers of the Word and that one day the door for repentance will close. Jeremiah gave us a final charge to be hopeful for Christ's return, and to desire more of the love our Savior wants to give us in a deeper relationship with Him. Jeremiah Simpson | April 6th, 2025 _______________________________________ We're Incarnation Tallahassee! Visit our website! www.incarnationtallahassee.org/
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Come, Lord Jesus! by Saylorville Church

Mark Booker | Revelation 22:6-21 | This sermon explores how Revelation calls us to urgent, faithful, worshipful, Christ-centered, and hope-filled witness amidst conflict as we wait for Christ to return. The epilogue remind us that this book is not primarily a puzzle to decode but a manual of discipleship for followers of the Lamb whose are empowered by the grace of God.

Revelation 21:1-7, 22:17 God's Story of Redemption through the lives of nine people: ADAM and CREATION ABRAHAM and PROMISE MOSES and PROVISION RUTH and UNIVERSAL DAVID and PERSONAL ZEDEKIAH and PRIDE JESUS and HOPE CHURCH and INVITATION Is what we've been asked to wait for, WORTH WAITING for? God ISN'T satisfied with the status quo […]

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Whatever your beliefs regarding God or lack of a God as you work in emergency medicine, I hope this episode will uplift and encourage youDaniel talks about how the most anxious person in the room gets the most attention, but we should strive to be the non-anxious presence in the room. The non-anxious presence rebukes and resets the systemDaniel talks about how the people of God should strive to be like Jesus on the boat when he slept during the storm and say “Peace, be still” to the chaosRemember how we treat people reflects who we areEmotional whiplash occurs as a pastor or as an emergency medical professionalDaniel has gone from dedicating a newborn baby to helping a patient pass peacefullyHabits to hit the reset button: I like to walk to patient rooms rather than speed walking. This allows me to take a deep breath, practice mindfulness and reset myself to approach the encounter wellSlow is smooth, smooth is fastTry to smile Engage with the patients that fill your cup and appreciate your care, talk with that staff member that is kind and happyDaniel talks about breath prayers: “Come Lord Jesus”, “help me Lord,” “Lord I need you here” “Come Holy Spirit”Daniel talks about how we help with anxiety. When he sees people in his office at church or in the hospital, they are often anxious just like our patientsHe says one way he combats anxiety is asking the person's full name. What does your middle name mean? Is that a family name? He quickly digs into the details about a person's life, and this can cause the anxiety to diminish. It shows interest in the personThe greatest sound to a person is the sound of their own nameOften the patients chief concern is not the same as their chief complaint In order to give to others, you have to have a full cup first, then what overflows is what you have available for othersHow do we unburden ourselves of the things we take on at work?Eric can compartmentalizeLaurie talks with her spouse to digest the things that happen during the dayPersonally, sometimes I want to talk about my day and other times I don't want to talk at all about my dayDaniel talks about how to avoid “taking home the hitchhikers.” We often see sad stories in our line of work and we can't allow this to negatively impact our close relationshipsDaniel jumps on his trampoline, screams into a pillow or goes to a steam room and gives the burdens over to the Lord. He also doesn't shield his life from his family. He shares the difficult thingsSupport the showFull show notes can be found here: Episodes - Practical EMS - Content for EMTs, PAs, ParamedicsMost efficient online EKG course here: Practical EKG Interpretation - Practical EMS earn 4 CME and learn the fundamentals through advanced EKG interpretation in under 4 hours. If you want to work on your nutrition, increase your energy, improve your physical and mental health, I highly recommend 1st Phorm. Check them out here so they know I sent you. 1st Phorm | The Foundation of High Performance Nutrition Everything you hear today from myself and my guests is opinion only and doesn't represent any organizations or companies that any of us are affiliated with. The stories you hear have been modified to protect patient privacy and any resemblance to real individuals is coincidental. This is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice nor used to diagnose any medical or healthcare conditions.

I remember the moment I laid eyes on the woman with her hair put up under an ascot cap. We were both in a bar called The Whig in downtown Columbia, S.C. Our church used social events like this to draw in people who would not grace the doorway of a church building. We were there with separate groups who attended the same church. As I was introduced to her, I could not help but notice that she is a fine looking lady, followed by the second thought, she is way out of my league.Fast forward a few years, and butchering this story, I stood on the doorsteps of the church with a nervous anticipation of our nuptials. Only God could have arranged this marriage, I wasn't worthy, am not worthy, and yet I stand here now, ring on finger, and have wifed up the belle of the ball!The same story is playing out in God's redemptive plan, I was not worthy and am not worthy apart from His gift of grace and righteousness and yet Almighty God has arranged a Day for Christ to be united with His Bride, the Church, you and I made whole in the presence of our God for eternity. Oh how we are too long for that day!Hebrews 12:1b-2a let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith.MARANATHA, COME LORD JESUS!Pastor Matthew McCarter

John was given a beautiful vision of the new heaven and earth. One day, Jesus will return as King, and He will vindicate His people who are found faithful. When He comes, all things will be made new, we will live and work in harmony with God forever, and the fulfillment of every last one of His promises will come to pass!

John was given a beautiful vision of the new heaven and earth. One day, Jesus will return as King, and He will vindicate His people who are found faithful. When He comes, all things will be made new, we will live and work in harmony with God forever, and the fulfillment of every last one of His promises will come to pass! 

John was given a beautiful vision of the new heaven and earth. One day, Jesus will return as King, and He will vindicate His people who are found faithful. 

The final chapter of Revelation serves as a powerful epilogue emphasizing Christ's ultimate victory and imminent return. God's Word stands as trustworthy and true, requiring believers to maintain its integrity without addition or subtraction. The promise of Christ's return should motivate holy living, create anticipation, and remind us of eternal destinies. As we await His return, believers are called to exalt Christ, remain obedient to Scripture, and build strong community while sharing hope with others.

This episode concludes our study of the Book of Revelation. Discover how the message of this book is authoritative and relevant for every generation, urging us to heed its warnings and embrace its truths. Reverend Eric Alexander reminds us of the imminence of Christ's return and the indescribable glory that awaits us on Hear the Word of God. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/581/29

Ps Chad preaches a Christmas message about the hope we have in Jesus Christ!  As always, thank you for your generosity!  If you would like to give to Destiny Church, please click this link and then click the giving tab! https://destinychurch.me/

Whatever comes, keep the faith and come to Christ. You'll have everything you need.

The glory to come far outstrips the grief that is.

Come, Lord Jesus: The New Eden pt.2 - Josh Wilson by Storyline Church

Satan's removal makes way for the reign of the saints.

What does it mean to behold Christ? Together, we are studying the New Testament, one chapter at a time, and answering this very question. Join us as we dive deep into details of the New Testament and behold Jesus as the centerpiece of God's sovereign plan of redemption. Today, we are journeying through Revelation 22. You can follow along with us in Behold | A Study of the New Testament.  Visit The Daily Grace Co. for the Behold bundle and for beautiful products that will equip you on your journey to knowing and loving God more. Find a free digital copy of the Behold reading plan here. Follow @dailygracepodcast on Instagram for exclusive podcast content and @thedailygraceco for all things The Daily Grace Co. Subscribe to the Daily Grace Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and Read the Bible in a year with us in the Bible App. Click here for a transcript of this episode

Advent is about Advent. Yep. Join Pastor Rick as he addresses one of the four purposes of Advent. It's called the Parousia. NEXT STEPS: Each day this week, I will look to the sky and pray, "Come Lord Jesus." Each day this week, I will take stock of my time, attitudes, and resources and give them to Jesus. I will invite as many people as possible to join us for Christmas Eve.

Gabriel Caligiuri teaches from Revelation 22 in the final session of THE BOOK OF REVELATION series from Frontier Alliance International.More MARANATHA GLOBAL BIBLE STUDY series are available at https://fai.online/mgbs#becauseJesus

Gabriel Caligiuri teaches from Revelation 22 in the final session of THE BOOK OF REVELATION series from Frontier Alliance International.More MARANATHA GLOBAL BIBLE STUDY series are available at https://fai.online/mgbs#becauseJesus

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Romans 15:12-13 Isaiah's word: There's the root of our ancestor Jesse, breaking through the earth and growing tree tall, Tall enough for everyone everywhere to see and take hope! Oh! May the God of green hope fill you up with joy, fill you up with peace, so that your believing lives, filled with the life-giving energy of the Holy Spirit, will brim over with hope! The good tidings of great joy from thousands of years ago is that there is a root breaking through and growing big enough for everyone, everywhere to take hope. That same promise made thousands of years ago is just as true today, on a daily basis. There is a root that has already been planted in your life because of what happened in Bethlehem thousands of years ago. And that root of hope can break through the ‘earth / ground of your life' and grow. Because of the root of Jessie, thousands of years ago, and the root of Jesus growing in our lives today, verse 13 comes alive. The hope, that is the fruit of what has already been planted as followers of Jesus, becomes infectious to all of those around us. Let's personalize this passage. May God of green hope, fill me up with joy, fill me up with peace, so that my believing life is filled with the life-giving energy of the Holy Spirit and flows over with infectious hope. Let's pray: “Immanuel, Lord Jesus, We who are anxious over many things look forward to your coming among us. To you we say, "Come Lord Jesus! Help us to receive and embrace the Hope eternal that only You bring. Emanuel, God with us. Amen"

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