BSF Global Lecture provided by BSF HQ.

These words in Revelation are works of hope and a future. They are for the believers, not the world. These are not for those who do not know Jesus, who do not have a context for understanding why this message is a message of joy, of hope, and of confidence that God’s justice and righteousness prevails. It is meant as it says in vs 16 as a testimony for the Churches.
16 "I, Jesus, have sent my angel to give you this testimony for the churches.
Jesus calls us His friends, and He reveals to us all that He has planned for us, His Bride, in His eternal gloried Kingdom.
 Revelation is a book of encouragement for God’s people regarding significant things to come for which we pray with Him, Thy Will Be Done. Come, Lord Jesus, We work and testify as we await His return!

AIM: Believers are called to be prepared for Christ’s imminent return.

I. Prepared Hearts Revere God's Word (22:6–11)

A. True and Reliable Word (6–7)

B. A Response of Worship (8–9)

C. Real Change happens through Gospel, not by knowledge of revelation (10–11)

Principle: Believers prepare for Christ’s return by believing and obeying God’s Word.

II. Prepared Lives Reflect Christ’s Work (22:12–21)

A. Work of Becoming like Him (12–16)

B. Work of Invitation/our lives as witnesses proclaiming (17)

C. Work of Unadulterated Discipleship, Learning and Teaching (18–19)

D. Work of Faithfulness, just as He is Faithful and True (20–21)

Principle: Prepared lives reveal Christ, share hope, and guard truth.