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Revelation: Making All Things New - Revelation 10 & 11 - Witnessing and Worshiping with Authenticity and Hope
The sermon reflects on Revelation 10 and 11, emphasizing the Church's call to be a worshipping and witnessing community. It explores practical steps to ensure our worship and witness are authentic and impactful, aligning our actions with God's purposes. The imagery of the two witnesses symbolizes the prophetic role of the entire Christian community, urging believers to embrace their mission with love and humility despite opposition. The sermon highlights the significance of relying on the Holy Spirit's guidance, represented by the two olive trees and lampstands, to navigate the world's challenges. The vision of God's ultimate victory in Revelation 11:15-17 inspires hope and confidence, encouraging believers to trust in God's sovereignty. This hope empowers Christians to live boldly and faithfully as ambassadors of Christ, demonstrating the Gospel through both words and actions.
Discussion Questions
1. Reflecting on the call for the Church to be a worshiping and witnessing community in Revelation 10 and 11, how can we ensure that our worship and witness are authentic and impactful in today's society? What practical steps can we take individually and as a community to align our actions with God's purposes for His Church?
2. In Revelation 11, the imagery of the two witnesses symbolizes the prophetic witness of the entire Christian community. How can we, as modern-day believers, embrace our role as witnesses for Christ in a world that often opposes or misunderstands our faith? How can we effectively communicate the message of the Gospel while demonstrating love and humility?
3. The imagery of the two olive trees and lampstands in Revelation 11 draws from the Old Testament, symbolizing God's spirit empowering His people for mission. How can we rely on the Holy Spirit's guidance and strength as we navigate the pressures and oppositions of the world?
4. The vision of God's ultimate victory and the establishment of His kingdom in Revelation 11:15-17 inspires hope and confidence in believers. How can we cultivate a deeper sense of hope and trust in God's sovereignty, especially in times of uncertainty or adversity? How does this hope empower us to live boldly and faithfully as ambassadors of Christ in the world today?
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By Philpott ChurchThe sermon reflects on Revelation 10 and 11, emphasizing the Church's call to be a worshipping and witnessing community. It explores practical steps to ensure our worship and witness are authentic and impactful, aligning our actions with God's purposes. The imagery of the two witnesses symbolizes the prophetic role of the entire Christian community, urging believers to embrace their mission with love and humility despite opposition. The sermon highlights the significance of relying on the Holy Spirit's guidance, represented by the two olive trees and lampstands, to navigate the world's challenges. The vision of God's ultimate victory in Revelation 11:15-17 inspires hope and confidence, encouraging believers to trust in God's sovereignty. This hope empowers Christians to live boldly and faithfully as ambassadors of Christ, demonstrating the Gospel through both words and actions.
Discussion Questions
1. Reflecting on the call for the Church to be a worshiping and witnessing community in Revelation 10 and 11, how can we ensure that our worship and witness are authentic and impactful in today's society? What practical steps can we take individually and as a community to align our actions with God's purposes for His Church?
2. In Revelation 11, the imagery of the two witnesses symbolizes the prophetic witness of the entire Christian community. How can we, as modern-day believers, embrace our role as witnesses for Christ in a world that often opposes or misunderstands our faith? How can we effectively communicate the message of the Gospel while demonstrating love and humility?
3. The imagery of the two olive trees and lampstands in Revelation 11 draws from the Old Testament, symbolizing God's spirit empowering His people for mission. How can we rely on the Holy Spirit's guidance and strength as we navigate the pressures and oppositions of the world?
4. The vision of God's ultimate victory and the establishment of His kingdom in Revelation 11:15-17 inspires hope and confidence in believers. How can we cultivate a deeper sense of hope and trust in God's sovereignty, especially in times of uncertainty or adversity? How does this hope empower us to live boldly and faithfully as ambassadors of Christ in the world today?
Watch the sermon on YouTube!!!