Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis

2/16/2003

This message discusses biblical prophecies and the end times. The focus is on the number 666, representing the Tribulation, a future time of worldwide trouble. The Book of Revelation describes this period in detail. Three chief architects of the end times are discussed, emphasizing their association with world government. The city of Babylon is highlighted as a key location in the end times, where a revived religious and cultural center will emerge. The rise of two beasts, who enforce world worship and persecute Christians, is mentioned. A universal religion that suppresses believers is also mentioned. The destruction of Babylon and the end of the world government mark a new era in human history. The sermon concludes by encouraging believers to keep their focus on Christ amidst tribulations.

Rev 13, 17, 18

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis

1/26/2003

In this message, the focus is on Revelation chapters four and five, where John shares a vision of heaven. The sermon emphasizes the significance of this vision, highlighting the worship and praise that occurs in the presence of God. It explores the context of the book of Revelation and the complexity of its symbolism. The passages describe the throne room of God, the 24 elders representing redeemed saints, and the worship that encompasses angelic beings, myriads of angels, and all of creation. Dr. Lewis encourages believers to understand that, despite the challenges on earth, God is in control and calls us to live lives of continuous praise and gratitude for His creation and our redemption.

Rev 4, 5

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis

1/5/2003

Dr. Robert Lewis's sermon on faith and the Book of Revelation impart several vital lessons. Firstly, understanding the historical context of the Book of Revelation enhances interpretation and application. Secondly, the symbolism and imagery found in the book, often drawing from the Old Testament, deepen the message's significance. Thirdly, believers are encouraged to persevere in the face of persecution and hardships, staying true to their faith. Furthermore, the Book of Revelation instills hope by emphasizing God's ultimate victory over evil. Additionally, recognizing and exploring various interpretation approaches allows for a comprehensive understanding of the complex and symbolic nature of the book. Ultimately, these lessons contribute to deepened faith, guidance, and the cultivation of hope in the face of adversity.

Rev 1:1-3