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Before text messaging.
We wrote letters or notes to one another.
PostScript messages were common ways of closing out our communication.
As kids, we learned to write notes to our girlfriend or boyfriend.
We were probably taught to close the letter with P.S.
I love you.
Professing our affection was probably the reason for writing the note, but not wanting to be too bold we would declare our as if it was almost an afterthought.
The difference between an epilogue and a postscript, at the end of a letter is that P.S. is an afterthought whereas an epilogue summarizes the message.
Today we learn that Revelation 22:6–21 is not an afterthought that Jesus forgot God wanted to share with us.
Revelation 22 is an epilogue of Jesus’ letter to His churches.
Revelation 22:6–21 is not only a summary of application for the book of revelation but also for the whole Bible.
Today, we will look at Revelation 22:6–13.
Jesus says in light of the truth that has been revealed to you this is how you should prepare for my Sudden and Certain return.
Jesus is coming whether you are ready or not.
Let’s read
Jesus gives us four applications for preparing for his second coming.
First let’s
Prepare for Jesus’ Return, by Obeying God’s Word
Obey and learn to live a holy life.
Prepare for Jesus’ Return, by Worshiping the God of the Word
Worship the Creator not the created.
Worship the Prince of Peace instead of a program or religious practice.
The reason we have worship wars is because we are more worried about the kind of music we like than we are care about the object of our songs.
The purpose of music, Bible study, prayer meetings, mission trips and the like are to redirect our worship to God.
Weekly worship attendance redirects of worship to the Creator of heaven an earth.
Prepare for Jesus’ Return, by Proclaiming the God of the Word
Without God’s word, life change is impossible.
Proclaim the gospel of grace, because salvation and forgiveness is free.
The preaching of the Word has two results repentance or rebellion; the softening of the heart or the harding of the heart.
Preaching draws the line in the sand.
God’s word leaves no excuse for ignorance or foolishness.
Prepare for Jesus’ Return, by Serving God According to His Word.
Service requires Holiness, worship, proclamation, and intention.
Waiting in the Bible means to Hope in the Lord.
I don’t know how long, but I am confidence that God will act on HIs promises.
We serve by preaching and proclaiming.
The words we proclaim are the words that keep us focused on God’s plans for our life.
Our ultimate act of worship is obedience to God’s word.
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