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Revelation 4: Unseen Spiritual Battles, Unshakeable Hope (Traditional)

Revelation 11:19 –15:4 span the entire history of Redemption with 5 acts which reveal the great conflict that happens in heaven between God and Satan, and the aftermath that follows. The answers we seek about who and what the visual images represent should not divide but draw us closer to Jesus, the leading figure in Revelation – to fight with courageous Hope!

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Revelation 3: Warning For The World (Traditional)

The late Eugene Peterson read Revelation not to gain more information but to revive his imagination. We too can use our imagination as we visualise the scenes foretold in Revelation. The seven trumpets in Revelation are a solemn warning from God to the world of impending judgement. The trumpets are neither celebratory nor ceremonial, but to warn an unbelieving world which lives in rebellion to God and violates God’s will and creation.

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Revelation 2: Who’s On The Throne? (Traditional)

First century Christians suffered greatly for their faith. There are places around the world today where Christians still suffer for their faith. We too may experience burnout and depression as we serve and people scorn and reject our service. Some may question if God is in control when we see what is happening in the world. God knows we are in need of encouragement. In Rev. 4, He invites John to look into the throne room through a vision.

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Revelation 2: Who’s On The Throne? (P&P)

We often approach Revelation searching for answers to questions like: Who is the anti‑Christ? or What is the mark of the beast? John’s vision of the happenings in God’s throne room offers a more vital truth — a reality that transcends time: the unchallenged sovereignty of God, His way of victory through self-sacrifice, and the unceasing worship that surrounds His throne.

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Revelation 1: The Church In The World (Traditional)

Unlike good work that secular charities do in terms of outreach, our discipleship in society is anchored on the hope of Christ’s return. Revelation is a pastoral document written to people of God who were pressurised to compromise and needed encouragement to be faithful disciples in the midst of sweeping political and cultural changes, just like us today.

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Revelation 1: The Church In The World (P&P)

READ | SERMON NOTES For sermon summary, please visit: https://tidings.wesleymc.org/sermon-reflection/the-church-in-the-world-traditional/ 7 Churches (Rev 2-3) Church Affirmations Rebuke Instructions Consequences Ephesus(Rev 2:1-7) Hard work and perseverance(v2, 3) Endured hardship for the sake of Christ (v3) Not tolerated wicked peopleand false apostles

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The Discipleship Of Giving (Traditional)

There are different types of givers and reasons for giving. Some give for investment (to receive financial returns or the prosperity gospel, which we reject), atonement for wrongdoing, to bargain with God (transactional), as an obligation (to meet the 10 percent tithing mandated in the Old Testament), or out of a sense of entitlement that the church will do something for the giver.

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Biblical Justice 3: How To Do Justice? (P&P)

Justice is not an optional add-on to evangelism. It is part of the Gospel. It is one of the most powerful ways the church can bear witness to Jesus in the world today. In Timothy Keller’s book “Generous Justice”, he shared, “If a person has grasped the meaning of God’s grace in his heart, he will do justice.” How do we do biblical justice today?

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