Main Point: In an interlude before the seventh trumpet, in the midst of the fury and horror of divine judgment, a mighty angel and a little book provide great encouragement and hope for God’s people.

Main Point: Each of the first four trumpet judgments affect the physical universe in some way; but with the sounding of the fifth and sixth trumpets, the focus will shift from the physical to the spiritual realm when demons arise from the abyss and armies come from the east. Both will serve God’s sovereign purposes.

Main Point: In Psalm 110, David depicts Christ in a fivefold light and shows how the kingship of the Messiah connects with His priesthood.

Main Point: The true meaning of Christmas is opened to us 700 years before the birth of Christ in a passage that describes how the Savior will die in our place to save us from our sins.

Main Point: When Jesus breaks the seventh seal, both the redeemed and the angels are reduced to silence as they see the magnitude of God’s final wrath up to the triumphal return of Christ.

Main Point: God’s divine initiative to save us from our sin causes us to rejoice in God.

Main Point: Revelation 7 is an interlude between the sixth and seventh seals to answer the question, “Will people be saved during the Tribulation?”

Main Point: John records what it will be like when the fifth and sixth seals are opened and the wrath of the Lamb comes.

Main Point: The psalmist thanks God for His person, His works, and His everlasting love.

Main Point: John records the opening of the first four seals; and as each seal is opened, one of the four living creatures summons a rider on a horse.