Guest sermon from Brian Tsui.

In this final sermon on the book of Revelation, we hear the concluding appeal of Christ Himself: “Behold, I am coming quickly.” This message, found in Revelation 22, is not merely a closing remark—it is a climactic exhortation that brings together all the themes of the book and presses them upon the heart of the Church.

🔹 Main Proposition: You must heed the message of Revelation because Christ is coming.

We explore why this message matters, how the speaker throughout the passage is Christ, and what it means that He says three times, "I am coming quickly." Though 2,000 years have passed, we are shown that the return of Christ is still imminent and demands our full attention, obedience, and faith.

💡 Key themes addressed:

Why the final exhortation is from Christ Himself

The urgency and imminency of Christ’s return

The contrast between Daniel’s sealed prophecy and John’s unsealed message

The blessings for those who keep Christ’s words—and the curse for those who twist them

A covenantal parallel to Moses’ final warnings in Leviticus and Deuteronomy

The call of the Spirit and the Bride: “Come!”

A warning against compromising the message

A call to faithful proclamation in light of Christ’s return

As we look to the end of the Bible, we are left with no ambiguity: Christ is coming. Let us be found ready.

🕊 “Amen. Come, Lord Jesus.”

📖 Revelation 22:20

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