🔎 What happens when everything the world trusts in collapses? Revelation 14 presents a striking contrast between those who stand with the Lamb on Mount Zion and those who cling to Babylon, the city of rebellion destined for destruction. This passage reminds us that the world’s power and security are fleeting, but the victory of Christ is eternal.

In this sermon, we explore:
✅ The victorious people of God who endure in faith
✅ The certain fall of the wicked and the judgment to come
✅ The blessed rest promised to those who remain faithful

In a world filled with counterfeits, how can we discern what is true? Revelation 13 gives us a sobering vision of a beast that demands worship, representing the idolatrous power of worldly empires. But behind it all is Satan, the deceiver, working through false authority to lead people astray. The early church faced the temptation to bow to Rome, just as we face pressures today to conform to the world’s standards. This sermon challenges us to stand firm in Christ, refusing to worship the counterfeit king and instead remaining faithful to the true King, Jesus Christ.

🔹 Sermon Points:

1️⃣ The Beastly Power of Idolatrous Empire – How earthly powers seek worship and demand allegiance.

2️⃣ False Prophets and Deceptive Allegiance – How false religion legitimizes worldly authority and deceives people.

3️⃣ The Mark of the Beast vs. The Seal of God – Understanding what it truly means to be marked by Christ.

How do we respond to the proclamation of Christ’s eternal kingdom? In this powerful sermon from Revelation 11:1-19, we explore how the seventh trumpet declares the ultimate victory of Jesus. We’ll see how God preserves His people, demonstrates His power over death, and proclaims His eternal reign. This message offers assurance for believers, calling us to worship the victorious King and live as faithful witnesses in a broken world.

📖 Scripture Reference: Revelation 11:1-19

✝️ Sermon Points:

📌 God’s Preservation of His People

📌 God’s Victory Over Death

📌 The Triumph of God’s Eternal Kingdom

Revelation 7 gives us a stunning picture of the sealed people of God—a vision full of comfort and assurance for every believer. In this sermon, Pastor Mark unpacks how the pause in judgment reveals the care, salvation, and eternal joy prepared for God’s people through Christ. We see that our salvation is not speculative—it is sealed by the Lamb who was slain. This message invites us to live with confidence, worship with joy, and rest in the sure promise that every tear will one day be wiped away.

When Revelation 6 unfolds the breaking of the six seals, the imagery is stark—conquest, bloodshed, famine, death, the cry of martyrs, and the unshakable judgment of God. In this sermon, Pastor Mark Groen walks us through the escalating intensity of God's wrath and the deep comfort that only the Lamb can provide.

What happens when no one is found worthy to open God’s scroll of redemption? In Revelation 5, the tension is broken by the appearance of the Lamb who was slain—Jesus Christ, the only one worthy to open the scroll and fulfill God’s perfect plan of salvation.

In Revelation 4, John receives a breathtaking vision of the throne of God—a reality that transcends the visible world and reorients our fears, hopes, and loyalties. Pastor Mark Groen walks us through the layers of imagery, Old Testament allusions, and worship language to show how this heavenly scene provided comfort for persecuted first-century Christians and how it can do the same for us today. This passage lifts our eyes from earthly chaos to the holiness and sovereignty of the One who reigns forever.