Jerusalem seemed untouchable—adorned with beauty, tradition, and religious power. But in Revelation 18, we witness its catastrophic fall as God's judgment exposes its unfaithfulness. Like the Titanic, what appeared secure was already sinking.This sermon explores the sobering collapse of a city that trusted in rituals and riches instead of the Lamb. Revelation 18 calls God's people to come out, to flee false hopes, and to find lasting security in Christ alone.📖 Passage: Revelation 18🕊️ Theme: Judgment, False Security, God's Justice, Christian Hope📍 Series: The Revelation of Jesus Christ

In this episode, Pastor Mark Groen unpacks Revelation 17, where we see a vivid vision of Jerusalem’s fall—not just as a city, but as a people who placed their trust in outward appearance instead of true faithfulness. The message confronts the dangers of compromise, reveals God's sovereign hand even in judgment, and centers our hope on the victory of Christ, the Lamb who conquers.

Main Points:

• The Seduction of Compromise

• God’s Sovereignty Over Judgment

• The Security of Those Who Belong to Christ

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How should we respond when we read of God's wrath in Scripture? Revelation 16 confronts us with the sobering reality of divine judgment, but it also reminds us of the matchless grace found in Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Mark walks us through the seven bowls of wrath in Revelation 16, highlighting their precision, their connections to the Old Testament, and the escalating call to repentance. God's judgment is never random or excessive—it is measured, just, and righteous. And in contrast to the hard-heartedness described in this passage, we are invited to humble ourselves before the Lord and find shelter in the grace of Jesus.

📖 Scripture: Revelation 16

🧭 Sermon Theme: God's just wrath reveals his holiness—and magnifies the grace we receive through Christ.

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