
Witness Protection (Rev. 10-11)
Even in hostility, we bear witness with hope in Jesus’ coming kingdom God's Word makes us witnesses (10:1-11) Our witness may bring us suffering (11:1-14) Our suffering will give way to Jesus’ kingdom (11:15-19)
Weekly Sermons from Gospel Community Church of Troy, Ohio
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Even in hostility, we bear witness with hope in Jesus’ coming kingdom God's Word makes us witnesses (10:1-11) Our witness may bring us suffering (11:1-14) Our suffering will give way to Jesus’ kingdom (11:15-19)

God graciously warns sinners, yet they refuse to repent God’s warnings begin with the prayers of the saints (Rev. 8:1-5) God warns by His judgments (Rev. 8:8-9:19) God’s warnings are tragically rejected (Rev. 9:20-21)

God protects His people through His eternal salvation The Godhead's wrath: the seals of difficulty culminate to the end of the age (Rev. 6:1-17) The Godhead's salvation: Those washed in the lamb's blood are sealed for salvation (Rev. 7:1-17)

Jesus' ransoming work demonstrates that He is worthy of heaven and earth's praise Glory: Heaven worships the holy Creator (Rev. 4:1-11) Grief: No one in creation can redeem (Rev. 5:1-4) Triumph: Heaven and earth worship because of Jesus' redemptive work (Rev. 5:5-14)

Guest Preacher: Dan Sawhook

Peace with God comes only through the costly sacrifice of the promised King, Jesus David sinfully numbers the people (vs. 1-9) The LORD’s judgment and mercy displayed (vs. 10-17) The LORD’s wrath averted by sacrifice (vs.18-25)

God accomplishes His kingdom work by making His people like His King God reproduces His King in His people God accomplishes His victory through His people (2 Sam. 23:10, 12) God Shares His glory with His people (2 Sam. 21:22)

God's king allows us to thrive forever God's Anointed gives us God's words (23:1-3a) God’s Anointed makes us thrive forever (23:3b-5) Rejecting God’s Anointed brings judgment (23:6-7)

God saves his people through His righteous, anointed, and empowered King God is Salvation (v. 1-4) ...who delivers us (v. 5-20) ...who responds according to righteousness (v. 21-31) ...who makes us capable (v. 32-46) ...who deserves praise (v. 47-51)

Atonement puts covenant breakers like us on the right side of death Atoning Saul's sin requires gruesome death (2 Sam. 21:1-6) David selects the sacrifice (2 Sam. 21:7-9) David and Rizpah mourn (2 Sam. 21:10-14) (2 Sam. 21:10-14)