I. Intro 
​Big Idea: The truth will reign. John 14:6
II. The Temple   
A. God makes us worshipers before Him. Ezekiel 40–48; John 2:19-21; 1 Corinthians 3:16; 6:19; 2 Corinthians 6:16; Ephesians 2:21; 2 Thessalonians 2:4; Revelation 6:9, 8:3, 11:1, 21:22
B. God protects His people. Psalm 39:4, 90:12; Daniel 8, 9:20-27; Matthew 10:28; Luke 21:24; John 16:33; Revelation 11:2
III. Prophecy   
A. God’s witnesses are clothed in humility. Deuteronomy 17:6; Romans 1:20; Revelation 11:3-4
B. God’s witnesses share in His power. Revelation 11:5-6  
IV. Testimony
A. The world seeks to suppress the truth. Romans 1:18-19; Revelation 11:7-10
B. The truth cannot be suppressed. Acts 1:9; Romans 1:18-19, 6:5; Philippians 2:10-11; Revelation 6:15-17, 11:11-13
V. The King   
A. Jesus will triumph. Revelation 8:13; 11:14-15
B. Revere the Truth! Revelation 11:16-19

The Next Step

• What’s something that you found challenging, encouraging, or confusing about Sunday’s message on Revelation 11:1-19?
• Read John 14:6. Why do you think our world struggles so such with the reality that truth is a Person?
• How can what happened to the two witnesses in Revelation 11:1-19 be an encouragement to Christ followers?
• Why is it important that Christians remember both Christ’s humility and power when they witness?
• Read Romans 1:18-20. Why is it good news that the world cannot suppress the truth?
• Read John 8:31-32. How has the truth set you free lately?
• Who’s someone you’d like to see respond to the truth that Jesus is Lord? Pray for that person.   

I. Intro
Big Idea: God makes plain the saving power of the gospel. Luke 1:1
II. From Heaven
A. God’s messengers reflect His power. Revelation 1:12-16, 10:1
B. God communicates with us. Colossians 1:26-28; Revelation 10:2a
III. Seven Thunders 
A. Christ will rule the earth. Luke 4:1-13; Revelation 10:2b-3a
B. God’s word is powerful, mysterious, and complete. Revelation 10:3b-4
IV. No More Delay
A. God has a timetable. Revelation 6:10, 10:5-6
B. The undisclosed will be made plain. Revelation 10:7
V. Prophesy
A. Ask for wisdom. James 1:5; Revelation 10:8-9a
B. The gospel is good and difficult news. Revelation 10:9b-11 

​The Next Step

• What’s something from Sunday’s message on Revelation 10:1-11 you convicting, encouraging, or confusing?
• Why is it important to consider the genre of a book in the Bible when reading it?
• Read Colossians 1:26-28. How are the mysteries of God revealed to Christians?
• When you’re going through struggles, why is it good news that God has a timeline for history?
• Read James 1:5. What’s something you need wisdom for?
• How is God calling you to respond to Revelation 10:1-11?

​​*The sermon video will be available after Sunday. To watch the sermon live on Sunday morning, visit 
​FBC Elma on YouTube.

​*The sermon video will be available after Sunday. To watch the sermon live on Sunday morning, visit 
​FBC Elma on YouTube.

I. Intro
Big Idea: God offers His holiness or woes. Acts 1:7
II. Woe 
A.  Pause to consider God’s judgment. Revelation 8:1-5
B. In catastrophes God reveals His glory. Revelation 8:6-13
III. Woe   
A. The enemy offers hopelessness. Revelation 9:1-6
B. The enemy’s power is limited. Revelation 9:7-11
IV. Woe 
A. God’s power is full and measured. Revelation 9:12-16
B. The enemy tempts and intimidates.  Revelation 9:17-19
V. Repent   
A. Repentance delivers from idolatry. Revelation 9:20
B. Repentance delivers from evil. Revelation 9:21

The Next Step

• What’s something you’ve taken away from our study of Revelation so far?
• Why do you think there was silence in heaven before the opening of the seventh seal and the sounding of the trumpets (Revelation 8:1)?
• How can catastrophes shape us or our faith?
• What are some differences between what the enemy offers and what God promises?
• What have been some idols (good things you’ve made ultimate things) in your life?
• In what ways is repentance a great gift from God?
• What’s a specific way you can respond to Revelation 8:1-9:21? 

​​​​*The sermon video will be available after Sunday. To watch the sermon live on Sunday morning, visit 
​FBC Elma on YouTube.