Pain can get our attention—but it cannot make us repent. In this sermon from Revelation 16:8–11, we examine the fourth and fifth bowls of God’s wrath: scorching heat, a kingdom plunged into darkness, and hearts that still refuse to turn from sin.

These verses confront us with a sobering truth: it is possible to know truth about God without surrendering to God. The people in Revelation recognize that God has authority over the judgments they endure, yet they curse Him instead of repenting. Their problem is not a lack of information—it is a heart that will not bend.

As we walk through Revelation 16, Psalm 19, Romans 1, Exodus 10, Psalm 16, and Colossians 1, this message asks personal and urgent questions:

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The eerie stillness before a Midwest tornado is the closest thing on earth to what happens in Revelation 15. In this sermon, we walk through eight verses that pause the entire book of Revelation right between waves of judgment — and discover that the pause isn’t about fear, it’s about worship, justice, and a way out that’s still open to you.

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Revelation 14 ends with two harvests — a harvest of grain gathered safely into the barn, and a harvest of grapes thrown into the winepress of God’s wrath. When the sickle swings, every person alive is in one of those two harvests. There is no third option.

In this expository message, Pastor Chris Starn walks through Revelation 14 in three movements: The Remnant (vv. 1–5) — the 144,000 sealed and singing before the throne; The Message (vv. 6–13) — the eternal gospel proclaimed by three angels before judgment falls; and The Harvest (vv. 14–20) — the grain harvest of mercy and the grape harvest of wrath, tied together by Joel’s prophecy of “the valley of decision” (Joel 3:14) and Isaiah’s vision of the One who treads the winepress alone (Isaiah 63:1–3).

This is not a sermon about charts or timelines. It’s a sermon about a Lamb, a cup of wrath, and a harvest — and the plain command of God to fear Him, give Him glory, and worship Him before the sickle swings. Whose name is on your forehead?

Scripture References: Revelation 14:1–20 (ESV) | Revelation 7:4–8 | Romans 1:18–25 | Romans 11:25–26 | Joel 3:13–14 | Isaiah 63:1–3 | Ephesians 1:13

Sermon Outline:

The Remnant (vv. 1–5) — Whom God seals and keeps

The Message (vv. 6–13) — What God says before He acts

The Harvest (vv. 14–20) — What God does when the hour comes

Recorded at Living Faith Missionary Church, Yoder, Indiana.

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Every generation faces the same question: when following Christ becomes costly, who will you worship?

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What does Revelation 12 teach us about the spiritual war behind the world, Satan’s defeat, and the unshakable victory of Jesus Christ?

In this sermon from Revelation 12, we see the great conflict behind every earthly battle: the dragon’s rage against the people of God and the risen, reigning King who has already secured the final victory. From the woman clothed with the sun to the male child caught up to God’s throne, this chapter reveals the story of redemption, the reality of spiritual warfare, and the freedom believers have through the blood of the Lamb.

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What if your “backup plan” is actually an idol? In this powerful message from Judges 6, we dig into the strange story of Gideon and the mysterious “second bull” — and uncover a truth that hits way too close to home. Israel kept God as Plan A, but secretly built a Plan B with Baal… and we do the exact same thing with money, security, and our phones. Gideon tore down his father’s idols, only to build a new one from gold earrings. This is a message about greed, divided loyalty, and what it really means to have no other gods before God. Watch till the end — this one convicts.

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We live in a world obsessed with measuring — our health, our net worth, our followers, our worth. But in Revelation 11, God hands John a measuring rod and asks a terrifying question: if He measured your life, would you be found inside the temple — marked as His — or outside with the crowd, trampling what is holy?

In this message, we dive into the two witnesses of Revelation 11 — God’s faithful lampstands who preach truth to a hostile world that would rather kill the messenger than hear the message. We explore what it means to be a measured people in a trampled world, faithful witnesses in a culture that hates the light, and citizens of a kingdom that cannot be shaken.

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In a world addicted to speed and noise, God does something we rarely expect — He pauses. This message walks through Revelation 10, the quiet interlude between the sixth and seventh trumpets, where a mighty angel with feet on the sea and land declares three truths every believer needs to hear: God is still sovereign, not everything is ours to know, and we are still commissioned to speak.

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The Last Warning is a powerful sermon from Revelation 8 and 9 that reveals the seven trumpets as God’s final warnings before judgment. These are not random disasters or symbolic filler — they are holy alarms, sounding for a world that thinks it is in control. If you have ever wondered what God thinks about sin, suffering, rebellion, and mercy, this message brings Revelation into sharp focus.gotquestions+1

What do the trumpet judgments mean? Why does God strike the earth, sea, water, and sky in thirds? And why does the text keep pressing the urgency of repentance? In this sermon, you will see that the trumpets are not the end of grace — they are grace still speaking. God is warning the world, exposing false security, and calling sinners to repent while there is still time.

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