Come, Jesus Come, pt. 7 - The Triumphant Return

Passage: Revelation 19–22

After Babylon falls, heaven answers with worship and Jesus returns as the conquering King, not the sacrificial Lamb. The preacher walks through the wedding feast, the thousand-year reign, and the new heaven and new earth, then keeps pressing what that means for waiting on God, real worship, and telling people the truth.

Key Takeaways:

• The martyrs had to wait, but justice comes in God’s time. Never doubt that the Lord is working on your behalf, even when the wait is unfair and hard.
• If you hold on and stay true in Christ, the truth will out. What is hidden will be seen.
• Worship belongs to the Creator, not what He creates. When we worship circumstances, our “faith” collapses the moment life turns bad.
• The second coming is the Lion, not the Lamb. His blazing eyes mean you cannot hide who you are from God, and He will judge accordingly.
• We love Lamb Jesus and ignore Lion Jesus. Both are real. Lion Jesus brings accountability, and that uncomfortable truth is still true.
• You serve an undefeatable Savior. Stop living like a victim. The church has gotten soft, stays silent to avoid offense, and people are not being saved because of it.
• You know someone who needs Jesus and you are not telling them because it is easier. He would rather be the bad guy than see their blood on Christ’s robes.
• Debates over when the millennium fits are not worth dividing the church. What matters is that these events happen: Christ wins, Satan is bound, there is a thousand years of peace, then judgment and a new creation.
• You will either be with God in that new heaven and new earth, or separated from Him. There is no worse outcome than being cut off from the Father.
• Christ is coming soon. Our job is to prepare His bride by sharing the gospel so as many as possible are ready when He comes—and so we are not keeping grace to ourselves for comfort’s sake.