Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Pastor's Points
Key Points
- 1.Reject Babylon's violence, anger, and fear by walking in peace.
- 2.Reject Babylon's consumption by practicing radical generosity.
- 3.Reject Babylon's sexual ethic by embracing God's design.
- 4.Reject Babylon's hate by practicing radical hospitality.
- 5.God's ultimate victory is assured as heaven rejoices over His true and just judgments, declaring that corrupt systems will be destroyed.
- 6.Earthly nations and political rulers continuously rage against God, but true human flourishing is found only in submitting to Jesus as King of kings.
- 7.Babylon represents corrupt worldly systems that entice society with luxury, political power, and immorality, but its ultimate end is complete ruin and spiritual captivity.
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Sermon Moments
“You and I living in 2024 are not neutral in any of this; we are either a citizen of Babylon or a citizen of the New Jerusalem.”
“Human flourishing cannot be found in man-made political structures, but only in submitting to Jesus as King of kings and Lord of lords.”
“Babylon entices people with wealth, power, and luxury, trying to steal focus and worship away from God.”
“The Book of Revelation was not written so you would go build a bigger bunker and store up more ammo; it was written so you would build a bigger dining room table.”
“The metaphor of a tick on a dog illustrates demonization: if left unchecked, spiritual attacks grow and cause harm, so believers must confront spiritual warfare directly.”
This Week
Remember This
Believers are called to step out of the deceptive allure of modern Babylon and live distinctly as citizens of God's Kingdom through peace, generosity, purity, and radical hospitality.
A Challenge for You
What would it look like for you individually and for us corporately to be marked by the New Jerusalem—choosing to step out of darkness into light and living marked by peace, generosity, purity, and hospitality?These are personal sermon notes shared to help you remember the message — not a replacement for Scripture, your church, or your pastors.
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