The Scroll This word was shared in Texas back in late March. For the full teaching on being "Dangerously Strong Soldiers" go to: https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/47261244426927 The sermon centers on the profound truth that only the Lamb of God, who is sinless and wholly devoted to God's glory, is worthy to open the divine scroll of judgment and redemption, a symbol of humanity's collective failure to live in truth and righteousness. Drawing from Revelation, Zechariah, and Jeremiah, it exposes the pervasive reality of deceit, lying, and self-serving ambition in both individuals and society, emphasizing that every person has participated in spiritual theft and falsehood, making no one inherently worthy to open the scroll. Yet, through Christ's perfect sacrifice and the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit, believers are called not only to be shaped by God's truth but to become soldiers and shapers in a spiritual battle, standing firm against deception and worldly corruption. The message affirms that even in isolation or despair—like Elijah in his depression—God always preserves a remnant, ensuring no believer is truly alone, and that faithful service, though often lonely, is never in vain, as God continually raises up others to fulfill His purpose. This is a brief introduction to the the flying scroll — Zechariah 5 In Zechariah 5, there is another scroll. Zechariah This scroll is massive — 30 feet tall and 15 feet wide. And written on it? A curse. On one side: Every thief. On the other side: Every liar. It enters the house. It consumes everything. Now ask yourself: What is a thief? A taker. Someone who takes what does not belong to him. And what is a lia