October 26

Memphis

Pastor Wil Franco

1. How does approaching the book of Revelation as a person to behold instead of a puzzle to solve change the way you read the book?

2. If the good news of the gospel is supposed to produce a secure confidence, then why are so many Christians today marked by speculative conjecture instead?

3. In Revelation 1:3, we are told that those who read, hear, and keep the words of this prophecy will be blessed. Why does the gospel message demand a whole soul response from us at the head, heart, and hand level?

4. As the church, why is it important for us to remember that we are a lampstand, but we are not the source of the light? What happens to us when we forget that gospel reality?

5. In the passage, we see that Jesus reaches down to gently touch and reassure John (v. 17). Why is it important for us to remember that our mighty Ruler is also our merciful Redeemer?