The Wedding Feast of the Lamb
Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director
In a world characterized by violent abuse and seduction, our only hope is the return of Jesus as King. In that day, he will render judgment with his word, and there will be both soaring joy and unbridled despair. This reality should drive our faithfulness today.
Study Questions
Application
Can you think of a time when you struggled to forgive an injustice towards yourself or a loved one? How can the promise of God’s wrath free you in these situations?
Take some time to reflect on God’s coming judgment. How should the reality of God’s wrath shape your life today?
God calls us to persuade others through the gospel. In what ways is this challenging for you? Who in your life needs the gospel?
Key Points
Incomprehensible joy and despair attend the coming of King Jesus.
We all desire a judge, and our only hope is a Judge who has already bled for us.
At this consummate event of the Wedding Feast, our experience is determined by our allegiance or opposition to Jesus.
The last battle is no contest, which means we should not be afraid of the powers of this world.
The perfection of love requires the perfection of justice. Divine wrath is an act of love.