The judgment day is coming upon this world and upon all unbelievers. The message God is giving through John is to repent and believe now while you can. When the Day of the Lord comes, it will be cruel and painful.

The sermon contrasts the temporary pleasures of sin with the eternal value of following Christ, using Moses' decision to reject Pharaoh's wealth as a primary example. It emphasizes that believers must consciously weigh their options daily, recognizing that even the worst circumstances in God's will are superior to the best offers from the world. The preacher challenges the misconception that serving Jesus leads to misery, arguing instead that faith allows one to see the invisible reality of God's presence and reward. Through a personal testimony of running from and then returning to God, the speaker illustrates that true richness is found not in material treasure but in a life surrendered to divine purpose. Ultimately, the message calls listeners to make a deliberate choice to esteem Christ above all worldly gains.

The sermon defines sin as missing the mark of God's obedience and emphasizes that all people are sinners who cannot hide their transgressions from God. It redefines biblical prosperity not as material wealth, but as living in alignment with God's will and experiencing His favor. The central message urges listeners to stop covering up their sins and instead confess them to God and those they have wronged. By acknowledging sin and seeking reconciliation, individuals receive mercy and the opportunity for true spiritual success. The preacher concludes by inviting listeners to trust in Jesus for salvation and to live a life of integrity and obedience.

A lot of things, especially physical phenomenon, take place in the opening of the sixth seal. These earthquakes will be used by God for several reasons. He uses them as tools for teaching, telling, and testing.

The martyrs are before the throne of the Lord crying out for knowledge of God's judgment. These martyrs are most likely all those killed for Christ from the beginning of the world into the Tribulation period.

The Four Horsemen - The Pale Horse The seven seals are progressing in intensity. Deception was followed by war, which was followed by famine, which is now followed by death. Though it is a time of gruesome death, the Lamb of God is still in control.

The Four Horseman - The Black Horse The Black Horse represents famine in the Tribulation period. Famine will take a great role in the Tribulation period. The pleasures of this world will be taken away, and those left on earth will either turn unto God or they will continue to shun Him.

The Four Horsemen - The Red Horse This rider, with his power and his sword, represents war. Whereas the white horse gave peace and victory, the red horse takes away that peace and brings about murder.

Adam and Christ are two pictures of manhood. One man followed the flesh to ruin, and the other dutifully followed the Spirit to glory. To hear the sermon in its entirety, please visit https://www.sermonaudio.com/solo/svbcpa/sermons/621261842155737/

We have a biblical mandate to cast all anxieties and care upon God. His eternal love and care are available to every believer; though unworthy. God's desire is that we bring our trials, temptations and trouble to Him with a heart of humility. Actively pursuing Christ through prayer and thanksgiving.