Sermons onRevelation 21

Who's Your King

• 22:06Revelation 21

  The first Jerusalem, this Jerusalem, won by a king named David after God's own heart, points us and foreshadows a new city, a new Jerusalem. Let me remind you what Revelation 21 says about this Jerusalem, the new Jerusalem. It has 12 gates. Named after the 12 tribes of Israel. It's God reminding us that he has not given up on his people. And he never will. And it has 12 foundations.

• 28:29Revelation 21

  In many ways, Revelation reminds us that the new Jerusalem looks a lot like the first Jerusalem. It's a holy city. It's a walled city. It's a gated city. It's God's city. But in the new Jerusalem in Revelation 21, there is something that is clearly absent. It's clearly absent from new Jerusalem. Anyone want to venture a guess? There is no temple in the new Jerusalem. You see, from the very beginning, the ark and later the temple…

Dear Church

• 21:25Revelation 21

  Now, you know I can't help myself, so let's turn to the book of Revelation. This is your first Sunday here. We just finished three months in the book of Revelation. Revelation 21, 23. This is the new heavens and the new earth, this new city. And the new city is not a place, it's also a people. The new city represents you because we are God's people. He will dwell with us. He is dwelling with us…

• 22:00Revelation 21

  He is dwelling with us today for those who have given their life to Christ. He will dwell with us forever. One day. Without any hindrance. And this city is very curious because you're a curious people, if I'm honest. Because I'm one of you. Revelation 21, 23 says the city does not need the sun or the moon to shine on it. Because the glory of God illuminates it.

Hidden Revealed

• 5:12Revelation 21

  …our world is not a vapor. It's not imaginary. We don't just vanish. Life might be as temporary as a vapor, but it is real. You see, the Christian worldview teaches us that our world is broken and stained. And now in Revelation 21, we find what the hope of every Christian has been looking for. So if you have been looking for peace, if you've been crying out

• 5:27Revelation 21

  Christian has been looking for. So if you have been looking for peace, if you've been crying out and saying, God, I've experienced tragedy. What else is there? Revelation 21 is the time where your and yet, and yet, and yet become one day soon. Because for the Christian, we don't have to wait too long. Because there's a deep hope living in each of us that Jesus Christ provides. So let's look…

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The JESUS Story

• 14:53Revelation 21

  I found that people, dark people, don't like places of light. And Jesus tells us that we don't have to live in darkness. One of my favorite passages is Revelation 21. And it talks about the new heavens and the new earth. And it says that there will be gates, but they'll be open. There's no need for the gates. And there will be the sun and the moon. But they're not going to give…

The JESUS Story

• 23:51Revelation 21:23

  Let me tell you about the light of Jesus real quick. One of my favorite verses in all the scripture is found in Revelation 21:23. One day Jesus is going to make everything new. There's going to be a new heaven and a new earth. The Bible calls that the new Jerusalem. In my mind I call it the new startful. But I know it's not going to be like that, but just humor me. And in that new Jerusalem, this is what the Bible says about it.

• 24:19Revelation 21

  And in that new Jerusalem, this is what the Bible says about it. It says in Revelation 21 that the city does not need sun or moon to shine upon it. Now that's interesting. The sun and moon are going to be there, but they're not going to shine. Do you know why? Because the glory of God illuminates it. And its lamp is the light.