Summary
Revelation 19-20 is a climactic chapter in the story of God’s ultimate triumph over evil, showcasing His sovereignty, justice, and love. This chapter not only celebrates the victory of Christ but also extends a profound invitation to all of humanity to partake in His eternal purposes. It highlights three central themes that capture the glory of God’s plan: the meal, the millennium, and the great invitation.
Sermon Questions
- When you hear the phrase “getting ready to fight,” what comes to mind spiritually? What battles do you think Christians are called to fight today—and how do we fight differently than the world?
- Revelation 19 verse 7 says, “His bride has made herself ready.” What does it look like for the Church (and individual believers) to “get ready” for Christ? How does worship prepare us for spiritual battle?
- Jesus appears in Revelation 19 riding a white horse, leading the armies of heaven. What does this reveal about Him? What is the significance of Jesus having names “written that no one knows but Himself” (v.12)?
How does this reinforce His unmatched authority? - Satan is bound and eventually defeated. What does this say about the ultimate fate of evil? How can this give you confidence in today’s spiritual battles?
- In Revelation 20, how does the image of the great white throne strike you? What does it mean that people are judged “according to what they had done” and by the Book of Life?