Delphi Wesleyan Church

Introduction Revelation 6 describes the opening of the seven seals by the Lamb. Each seal reveals different visions and events. The Seven Seals First Seal: White Horse The rider holds a bow, given a crown, rides out as a conqueror bent on conquest. Second Seal: Red Horse The rider has the power to take peace from the Earth, making people kill each other, given a large sword. Third Seal: Black Hors...

Introduction to 1 Samuel Focus is on 1 Samuel Chapter 7, starting at verse 2b. Israelites turn back to God; Samuel instructs them to commit fully to God for deliverance from the Philistines. Israelites assemble at Mizpah, where Samuel intercedes with God for them. Philistines plan to attack, but Israel, led by Samuel’s prayers and God’s intervention, defeats them. Key Themes Repentance and Commitm...

Introduction and Prayer Reliance on God for teaching truth. Request for sanctification and transformation into Christ's image. Encouragement of faith through God's mighty work. Sermon asks for divine power over human wisdom. Reflecting on Habitual Actions Questioning the meaning and purpose behind habitual actions. Story of a woman cutting ends off a ham without knowing why. Reflection on...

Introduction Focus on the Gospel of John Chapter 3, particularly verse 5. Read through John 3:1-21 to understand the context. Announcement about exceeding attendance goals last Sunday. Context of John Chapter 3 Nicodemus, a Pharisee and member of the Jewish ruling council, visits Jesus at night. Nicodemus recognizes Jesus as a teacher from God due to His miracles. Jesus introduces the concept of b...

Key Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 Paul reminds the Corinthian church of the gospel he preached. The gospel is the foundation of their faith and salvation. Core message: Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, was buried, and was raised on the third day. Jesus appeared to Cephas (Peter), the twelve, more than 500 people, James, all the apostles, and lastly to Paul. Paul's humil...

Introduction Speaker's Context: Scripture Reference:  Luke 19:28-44. Jesus' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem: Public Reaction: Definition: Instances of Jesus Weeping: Jesus’ Lamentation in Context: Divine Judgment: Free Will: Failure to Recognize Jesus Spreading the Gospel Current Relevance: Prayer: Key Scripture OverviewThe Concept of LamentJesus’ LamentThemes of Divine Judgment and Free Wi...

Introduction Speaker shared a personal experience of attending church growth conferences. Mentioned John Maxwell, a prominent speaker, and his impactful statement: "Pay now and play later or play now and pay later." Life involves costs for achievements, whether in sports, academics, or spirituality. Childhood dreams of becoming a professional athlete highlight the necessity of dedication...

Lecture on Revelation Chapters 4 and 5Introduction Welcome to worship and reflection on Revelation. Introduction to the theme of time change and its impact on focus. Encouragement to stay alert and engage with the material. Importance of understanding these chapters for the rest of Revelation. Mention of different theological interpretations (e.g., eschatology, second coming of Christ). Verse 1 :...

Introduction Speaker jokes about being a "giant" in his household, metaphorically indicating his role and physical stature. Use of visuals in learning; preference for a blend of auditory and visual aids. On June 15, 2003, significant personal reflection occurred during a career transition from a professor to a pastor. Struggle with identity tied to professional licenses as a land surveyo...

Lecture Notes: Revelation and End Time Theology Introduction The lecture discusses interpretations of the Book of Revelation and eschatology (study of end times). The speaker emphasizes a non-theological system approach, focusing on what the scripture says. Key point: Jesus is coming back; no one knows when, so it's best to be prepared. Purpose of Revelation : To reveal who Jesus is. It should...

Overview The lecture focuses on the deep and enlightening passages from Revelation chapters 4 and 5. These chapters describe a vision of a heavenly throne and the right of God to judge the world. Revelation 4:1-11 : A vision of God's throne in heaven surrounded by 24 elders. Revelation 5:1-14 : The Lamb who is worthy to open the scroll with seven seals. Heavenly Throne : Described with preciou...

Divine Justice and Christ's Worthiness Feb 23, 2025, 34 minutes Justice is a key theme discussed, highlighting the impending justice from God against evil doers, including Satan, demons, fallen angels, and sinners. This justice is decreed within a divine council or courtroom in heaven. Divine Sovereignty : God works through delegated authority but is ultimately sovereign. King Nebuchadnezzar&#...

Rev 3:14-22

Outline Old TV show with Hollywood stars guessing impostors. • Unknown speaker reminisces about 1960s TV show "The Real...?" with Hollywood stars guessing impostors. The importance of revering God and avoiding a license to sin. • The host of a game show asks celebrities questions to identify a mysterious person, with the twist that the celebrities are wrong most of the time. • The speake...

Revelation 3:7-13

Revelation 3:7-13

Revelation 3:1-6

Jesus came to save us from our sins!

Matthew 1

Matthew 28:16-20

Revelation 3

Rev. 3

Revelation 2:18-29 God's Judgment: -comes to the church for tolerating "Jezebel" -God doesn't tolerate sin -His judgment is not without merit -not without mercy or grace -not without warning We must take sin and false teaching as seriously as God does God's word is sacred

Revelation 2:18-29 Psalm 18:21 Numbers 13-14 2Corinthians 10:3-5

Revelation 2:12-17