The Monday Morning Pulpit

We have come to the portion of Revelation where we begin to look at the letters to the 7 Churches listed in Chapter 1. In the letter to the Church in Ephesus we see the risen Lord who walks in the midst of His church and holds the ministers in His hand. In each letter there is generally a commendation, a condemnation, and a promise of to the overcomers.

One of the fundamental purposes of Revelation is to make much of Christ. In our text today John introduces us to the Glorified Christ in the 1st vision of Revelation.

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The book of Revelation is meant to encourage every believer in every age because Christ is on His Throne and in control of History. He is worthy of worship because of who He is and What He has done.

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In this sermon we begin our study of the text of Revelation. We begin with the Prologue. Here we see the rhythm, purpose, and hope of the book.

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This week we explore the genres of Revelation and the Cultural setting in order to help us lay the foundation of how to understand the book of Revelation.

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We begin our journey through the book of Revelation. In this 1st of 2 introductory sermons, we lay the foundation for a proper understanding of the book of Revelation by reviewing the common views of Revelation and Eschatology. We also share perspective from which we will explore the book of Revelation.

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The 4th Servant Song of Isaiah reveals the extent of the suffering and redemptive work of the Suffering Servant.

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The Suffering Servant willingly offered Himself to open shame, humiliation, and death on a cross.

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In the 2nd servant song of Isaiah, the Suffering Servant speaks. In so doing we see the Servants role as prophet, priest, and King, We see His incarnation and global mission.

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God used Ezekiel to warn Israel of the coming judgment because of their sinful rebellion against Him. He sought for a man to stand in the breach of the moral depravity that infected Israel. While America is not Israel nor the promise land. We too are infected with moral decline and wickedness inside and outside the church. God is seeking those who would stand in the breach.

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