A Spotlight on the Scriptures: Revelation 22:20-21

Could the closing lines of Revelation hold the key to living a life of eager anticipation for Christ's return? This episode promises to unlock the awe-inspiring culmination of the Biblical text, where the imminent Second Coming of Jesus stands as an unwavering beacon of hope. As we explore Revelation 22:20-21, we're reminded that Jesus's promise to come 'soon' transcends calendars and clocks, resonating with the eternal 'Amen' in the hearts of believers across the ages.

Join us as we affirm the transformative impact that the final verses of Revelation have on our faith, inspiring a deeper commitment to worship and a renewed understanding of grace. We're not just dissecting ancient scripture here; we're sowing the seeds of a living hope that sustains and empowers 21st-century followers of Christ. Together, with one voice, we echo the sacred plea, 'Amen, come, Lord Jesus,' and delve into the grace that charts our course through the tempestuous seas of life until the glorious day of His return.

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Transcript

Speaker 1: 0:48

this is a spotlight on the scriptures, revelation 22, verses 20 and 21.

Speaker 1: 0:54

He who testifies to these things says surely I am coming soon. Amen, come, lord Jesus. The grace of the Lord Jesus be with all Amen. Revelation ends with two central themes. First, jesus is coming. If you don't understand all the details of the rapture, the tribulation, the second advent of Christ, if you are a millennia, pre-millennial, post-millennial, and if the eternal state remains unclear to you, know this Jesus is coming soon. Come, lord Jesus. It's the heart cry of every true believer. Second, the glorious future in store for every believer in Jesus should inspire worship. Messiah is coming.

Speaker 1: 1:41

That was the great hope held by every ancient saint and the promise was fulfilled. But the fulfillment came in God's time, not in their time. It came in God's way, not in their way, their time. It came in God's way, not in their way, for God's purpose, not for their own. Christ is coming.

Speaker 1: 2:02

That is a great hope, even inspired in the saints of the 21st century. He may not just come at the time we fit or in the way we plan, or he may not even come in the precise way or imagined by our own minds. But know this he is coming quickly. He is making no endless delay. We say how long, o Lord? He says quickly, and we should always be ready even right now. Beloved, read the book of Revelation. It will make you a better worshiper, because you know that the wrath to come is on all who do not yield to Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. But the grace of the Lord, jesus Christ is, which is available to everyone who believes during this church age, and we say Amen Come, lord Jesus, come. This is a spotlight On the scriptures. Come, lord Jesus, come.