​Doxology (Revelation 1:4-8)

Doxology (Revelation 1:4-8)

1/4/2022

I. Intro Big Idea: Jesus is Lord and Savior of our past, future, and present.
II. To… Churches A. John has something to say to all churches. Revelation 1:4a
B. God is in control. Revelation 1:4b
III. The Faithful Witness A. Jesus displayed His authority by rising from the dead. Revelation 1:5a
B. By His death, burial, and resurrection Jesus sets us free. Revelation 1:5b
IV. Glory and Power A. We’re servants of a greater kingdom. Revelation 1:6
B. Jesus’ Lordship will be known. Revelation 1:7a
V. Amen A. All people will see God’s salvation. Revelation 1:7b
B. God is our complete Savior. Revelation 1:8

The Next Step

What was something encouraging, challenging, or confusing about Sunday’s message on Revelation 1:4-8?
Why do you think John, inspired by the Holy Spirit, wrote Revelation to the early church?
How does Jesus’ resurrection proof His authority?
What’s a way that God, being the Alpha and Omega, helps you to live by faith in the present?
How can focusing on the reality that Jesus’ Lordship will be known to all help us to live as His servants now?
What are ways people might mourn when they see Christ return?
If someone asked you what it means (and what it means to you) that Jesus is the first and last, what would you say? Pray for someone who needs to hear this truth.

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