Lesson: Christ rebukes a church for being nearly dead from worldly compromise, but still He implores sinners to repent and return. Sermon Outline: I. Christ's reproof (v. 1).II. Christ's remedy (v. 2-3).III. Christ's reward (v. 4-6).

Lesson: Christ commends love, service, and peace in His church, but never at the expense of truth, holiness, and discernment. Sermon Outline: I. Christ's characteristics (v. 18).II. Christ's commendation (v. 19).III. Christ's censure and condemnation (v. 20-23).IV. Christ's consolation and challenge (v. 24-28).

Lesson: Christ commends holding fast to His name and doctrine, but He also requires keeping yourself unstained by the world. Sermon Outline: I. Christ's characteristics (v. 12).II. Christ's commendation (v. 13).III. Christ's censure (v. 14-16).IV. Christ's challenge (v. 17).

Lesson: While persevering in truth, discernment, loyalty, and service, may the church always remember and be motivated by her love for Christ. Sermon Outline: I. Christ's characteristics (v. 1).II. Christ's commendation (v. 2-3, 6).III. Christ's censure (v. 4-5).IV. Christ's challenge (v. 7).

Jesus Christ in all His glory is with His bride the church through hardship for her perseverance and comfort. Sermon Outline: I. John's commission from Christ (v. 9-11).II. John's vision of Christ (v. 12-16).III. Christ's word of encouragement (v. 17-20).

In Revelation, God encourages and comforts the church with the hope of Christ's victory over Satan and his minions. Sermon Outline: I. Revelation from God (v. 1).II. Witness of God's Word and Son (v. 2).III. God's purpose of blessing (v. 3).

In Revelation, God promises the imminent and glorious return of Jesus Christ, who alone freed you from sin and death. Sermon Outline: I. The letter address (v. 4a).II. Blessing from the Triune God (v. 4b-5a). III. The titles and works of Christ (v. 5b-6a). IV. Doxology (v. 6b). V. The prophecy of Christ's return (v. 7). VI. The Almighty, eternal God will accomplish this (v. 8).

While God's people lament His dishonor among the nations, in revival, God awakens His church to honor Him first. Sermon Outline: I. In revival, God leads His people to pray (v. 1-3, 10-12). II. In revival, God renews the devotion of and relationship with His people (v. 4-5, 8-9). III. In revival, God turns His people in repentance (v. 6-7).

With the deplorable state of church and society, Christians with all humility should pray for salvation and revival. Sermon Outline: I. The posture of prayer for revival (v. 1-3).II. The penitence that precedes revival (v. 4-7).III. The pathetic precursor to revival (v. 8-12).

Rather than pursuing peace and holiness, apostasy is failing to obtain God's grace, which always ends in grief and despair. Sermon Outline: I. The warning of apostasy (v. 14-15a).II. The patterns of apostasy (v. 15b-16).III. The despair of apostasy (v. 17).