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Can you imagine what Heaven is like? There are portions of scripture that are described in such vivid ways that we can only dream of what it actually looks like, but God gives us a hope to cling to in tough times.  Things won't always be in termoil.  He will make all things new.Text: Revelation 5:1 – 10, Revelation 22:1 – 5 Sermon Summary: Big Idea: God's mission results in a redeemed people, purpose, and place.Key Question: How does God complete his mission? 1.     In Jesus, he redeems a global people. (Revelation 5:9)2.     In Jesus, he restores our purpose. (Revelation 5:10)3.     In Jesus, he renews all creation. (Revelation 5:10, 21:1 – 5)

Scripture: Revelation 1:9-2:7 Text: Revelation 1:9-2:7

Text: Revelation 1:9-10  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

Text: Revelation 1:8  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

SERIES: All Things New | SERMON: "New Heaven & New Earth" | TEXT: Revelation 21:1-9 | DATE: 2/8/2026 | SPEAKER: Jake Brown | www.Liberty-Christian.com

Text: Revelation 1:7  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

Text: Revelation 1:7  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

Text: Revelation 1:7  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

Tony Coulombe (Warrenton Location)Series: ResetTopic:  God calls us to return to our first love--devotion rooted in relationship, not routine.Core Text: Revelation 2:1-7    Recorded: 1/4/2026For more resources check out evergreenchristian.org or our YouTube page

Text: Revelation 2:4

Text: Revelation 4-5   The Enthroned Creator Who is Holy (Revelation 4) This scene is marked by awesome displays of God's power and glory. This scene displays God sitting on His throne and receiving the praise that is due His Name.   The Enthroned Lamb Who is Worthy (Revelation 5) Jesus is the worthy Redeemer who alone can open the title deed to the earth, which seals represent God's plan for judgment and the establishment of His eternal kingdom. Jesus is the Lamb of God who was slain for our redemption. Therefore, Jesus is worthy of all praise, honor, glory, and blessing.   Application: Because Jesus is the Lamb on the throne, we must give Him our unswerving devotion and unending worship.

Text: Revelation 21:1-8 Speaker: Kyle Tobin Date: December 28, 2025

This talk was the last in the Christmas Series entitled Joy, Far As The Curse Is Found! Text: Revelation 12:1-17 Date: 25 December 2025 Speaker: Craig Newill

Today's Text - Revelation 12:1-5, 11God was up to something more than meets the eye and he still is. Christ came to set us free as our Liberator.

Text: Revelation 1:7  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

Tony Coulombe (Warrenton Location)Series: God's Dangerous PresenceTopic:  God desires us to dwell with Him.Core Text: Revelation 21:1-7    Recorded: 12/14/2025For more resources check out evergreenchristian.org or our YouTube page

Text: Revelation 1:7  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

Text: Revelation 1:7  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

Text: Revelation 21:1-5; 9-27 View this week's Bulletin.

Text: Revelation 3 : 14 - 22 James Martin

Text: Revelation 1:5-6  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

1. Bound 2. Released 3. Destroyed Scripture: Revelation 20 Text: Revelation 20:1-10 Psalters: 33B, 46C, 144A, 9A, 72G

Text: Revelation 3 : 7 - 13 Joe Grimwood

continuing our journey through the Nicene Creed. Text:Revelation 21:1-4

Text: Revelation 1:4-5  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

Text: Revelation 3 : 1 - 6 James Martin

Text: Revelation 1:3  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

~ This is the audio from the October 19, 2025 sermon, “Knowing the Invitation: COME!”, shared by Tom Lemler at the Deer Run Church of Christ. Text: Revelation 22:17, Acts 2:36-47   The Spirit and the bride say, “Come!” And let him who hears say, “Come!” Whoever is thirsty, let him come; and whoever wishes, […]

Text: Revelation 1:1-2  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

Text: Revelation 2 : 18 - 19 James Martin

Text: Revelation 2 : 12 - 17 Joe Grimwood

Text: Revelation 2 : 8 - 11 James Martin

Text: Revelation 1:1  A sermon from our Wednesday night series through the Revelation 

Text: Revelation 2 : 1 - 7 James Martin

Sevens: Prayer, Trumpets, and Warning Mercy (Revelation 8:1–6) Revelation aims at faithfulness today. Pastor Timothy teaches how the silence in heaven, incense with the saints' prayers, and the first trumpet judgments call the church to pray specifically, repent quickly, and endure faithfully. With echoes of Exodus and Jericho, and a clear explanation of recapitulation, this message shows how God uses our prayers—joined to Christ's intercession—to advance His purposes.Text: Revelation 8:1–6; cf. Revelation 9:20–21; Luke 22:31–32; John 21; James 4:2; Romans 8:34 Series: More Than Conquerors (Revelation) | Speaker: Pastor Timothy Stewart | Date: Sept 7, 2025Takeaways: • Prayer is a real means God uses to accomplish His ends • Warning judgments are severe mercy—meant to lead to repentance • Suffering drives us toward bitterness or repentance—choose repentance

This week's sermon: Jesus, the One who holds the key of David, opens doors no one can shut and calls His church to walk through them in humble, persevering love. Looking to the church in Philadelphia, we learn that “small” and “weak” are not liabilities—Christ's strength is made perfect in our weakness, and wounded healers become His hands and feet. Open doors send us out to serve and open our hearts to receive anyone the Spirit delivers, meeting people not first with arguments but with authentic love that points to Christ. Hope anchors us: He is near in our trials and faithful to see us through. Text: Revelation 3:7–13.

Text: Revelation 2:10

Rev. James Admiraal - Scripture: Revelation 16:12-16, 19:19-21, 20:7-10 Text: Revelation 16:12-16, 19:19-21, 20:7-10

Dr. Walton Padelford, Elder Emeritus, fills in the preaching duties this week as we continue our Easter celebration. Listen as he unpacks the opening of Revelation.    Text: Revelation 1:1-8

TEXT: REVELATION 19:20 | FROM ARMAGEDDON TO ETERNITY INTRO EXPLANATION : Last night we finished out service with the return of Christ at the Battle of Armageddon. We saw as this one-sided will be won with the spoken word of Jesus Christ. This battle will take place during that final 45 day period that…

TEXT: REVELATION 11:3-6 | THE TRIBULATION PART 2 INTRO EXPLANATION : Last time, we began our dive into the time following the rapture of the church. We walked through the tribulation period and saw the rise of the antichrist and the judgment of God poured out on the earth in the form of 7 Seal Judgments,…

This week Pastor Pace will begin teaching about the spiritual battle we are in with satanic forces. Text: Revelation 12:12 "Therefore rejoice, ye heavens, and ye that dwell in them. Woe to the inhabiters of the earth and of the sea! for the devil is come down unto you, having great wrath, because he knoweth that he hath but a short time."Please hit follow and don't forget to give us a 5-star rating and leave a review. For more information or to receive your own personal Bible study with Pastor Pace, call us at 214-391-0017 or visit our website at gtacdallas.com If you would like to hear current broadcasts tune into 1040AM KGGR in Dallas, TX every Wednesday at 3:15pm CST.

Text: Revelation 1:4b-8

Text: Revelation 21-22Main Idea: We conclude this series in Revelation by seeing what our forever home with Christ will be like.

Text: Revelation 4:1-11A consistent theme in personal revival and renewal is a compelling vision of God's holiness; His glory. On Sunday we'll examine our redemption in light of God's holiness, which humbles, comforts and inspires us. It's a good word for each of us, especially for those raising kids.

Text: Revelation 17-19:10Main Idea: Babylon the Prostitute is powerful and seductive. But the Lamb will triumph. 

Text: Revelation 12-13Main Idea: Continuing through the book of Revelation, we see today how — as followers of Jesus — we are called to filter our politics through our Christianity, not our Christianity through our politics.

Text: Revelation 10-11Main Idea: As the story of Revelation continues, we see how followers of Jesus will all experience a mixture of empowering, suffering and victory over the course of their lives.

Text: Revelation 8-9Main Idea: How God Responds to A World Filled with Injustice (He listens, acts, protects, and restores)

Text: Revelation 6-7Main Idea: In these chapters, we're given a description of the world we're currently living in...and a future reality to look forward to.Support the Show.