In Revelation, we see the prayers of the saints before the throne of God. It begs the question, what happens to our prayers now?

The world's view of manhood is crooked and corrupt. What is true manhood to look like? The Bible lists two characteristics of manhood as love and sacrifice. To hear the entire sermon, please visit https://www.sermonaudio.com/solo/svbcpa/sermons/621261842155737/

The Lamb of God's worthiness absolutely requires worship. He alone is worthy of such worship for He has brought about the salvation of all who believe.

The hope of this world is so trivial in comparison to the hope that believers have in the eternal and omnipotent God. Ultimately, true confidence and hope in God comes from trusting in the unchanging Lord who hears and answers prayers made within the scope of His revealed will.

The flesh is always at war with the Spirit, and the two can never be agreed. This is inherently important in a father's life. Will he lead the home to follow the Spirit of God, or will he follow his flesh and lead his home to ruin? To hear the entire sermon, please visit https://www.sermonaudio.com/solo/svbcpa/sermons/621261842155737/

True manhood is defined not by cultural stereotypes of power or dominance, but by Christ-like character, obedience, self-sacrifice, love, and spiritual leadership.

Jesus Christ is given several titles here in Revelation. He is the Lion, the Lamb, and the Limb (Root). He alone is worthy to open the seven-sealed book.

The Millennial kingdom, following the tribulation, will be a literal, thousand-year reign of Christ with a resurrected, sinless people, including both glorified saints and surviving believers, all living in peace and abundance under divine rule.

Chastening is not punishment for sin but a training process aimed at shaping character, fostering endurance, and deepening dependence on God.

Our culture is a self-centered culture that prioritizes security, significance, and satisfaction through worldly means, contrasting it with the biblical model exemplified in Christ and Paul. We as believers need to reject the broken values of a sinful world and embrace the eternal, finding fulfillment not in self but in our Savior and the Word of God.