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Applying Revelation (Rev. 1:19-20)

by | Jan 5, 2025 | Sermon Archive, Revelation: The Revelation of Jesus Christ

Sermon: Revelation 1:19-20, Applying Revelation

Main Point: Make the focus of your study of Revelation knowing Jesus and His reign on your behalf.

I. The Summary of the Visions of Revelation – 1:19.

See Revelation 1:11

II. The Focus of the Visions of Revelation – 1:20.

See Daniel 12:3

Application: What is the purpose of prophecy?

1) It reveals God’s Sovereignty. 

2) It calls God’s people to repentance and faithfulness. 

3) It highlights a Christ-centered fulfillment of all things.

4) It fuels encouragement & hope in a fallen world.

5) It fuels sanctification.

6) It validates God’s Word.

7) It declares both judgment and salvation.

Conclusion: Prophecy is not a crystal ball but a means of grace!

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