The sermon centers on Revelation 1:7–10, emphasizing the sovereign return of Jesus Christ as King, judge, and eternal Lord, confirmed by His divine titles—Alpha and Omega, the Almighty, and the one who is, was, and is to come. These titles affirm His eternal self-existence, unchangeability, faithfulness, and divine nature, underscoring that His second coming is a single, public, and final event, not a secret rapture, and that all will stand before Him in judgment. John's self-identification as a brother and companion in tribulation highlights the shared suffering of believers, calling for steadfast faith and patient endurance in the midst of persecution, while his visionary experience on the Lord's Day—distinct from ordinary spiritual life—marks the beginning of a divine revelation. The sermon affirms the Lord's Day as the Christian Sabbath, established by Christ's resurrection and practiced by the early church, not by human decree, and calls believers to sanctify this day in worship, fellowship, and spiritual renewal, finding joy and hope in Christ's coming glory.

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