Rejoicing with the Lamb | Revelation 19:6-11
Pastor Anton Brown - 1/14/2024
Sermon Outline:
Big Idea: At the end of history, there will come a day when we are in a close relationship with Jesus for eternity and will rejoice greatly, not because of anything we have done but because He bore our sins on the cross.
1. The bride is ready (6-7).
2. Righteousness is granted (8-9).
3. The Testimony of Jesus (10).
Bible Fellowship Group Study Questions:
- What is the significance of the marriage supper of the Lamb in Revelation 19:6-10, and how does it relate to the broader context of the book of Revelation?
- How does the concept of the bride being "ready" in verses 6-7 relate to the church's preparedness for Christ's return? What does it mean for us to be ready?
- In Revelation 19:8-9, it's mentioned that fine linen represents the righteous deeds of the saints. How does this understanding impact our view of salvation and our role in God's kingdom?
- The sermon emphasizes the importance of the testimony of Jesus (verse 10). What is the significance of this testimony, and how can believers actively share it with others in their daily lives?
- The passage highlights the exclusivity of worshiping God alone. How can we ensure that our worship and devotion are directed solely toward God, and what role does the Holy Spirit play in this process?