The preface to Revelation 5 by Brian Troxel discusses the significance of Revelation 5 as the central fulcrum of the Gospel, presented as a key moment where Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, is revealed as the only one worthy to open the sealed book of life, which represents the fate of humanity and all of creation.

Key Themes:

1. The Necessity of The Resurrection
   • The resurrection of Jesus is central to the Christian faith, without which life has no meaning.
   • Humanity's fall in the Garden of Eden led to death and separation from God.
2. Revelation is About Christ, Not Just Events
   • The book of Revelation is not merely about end-times events, but about the unveiling of Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of God's plan.
   • The Holy Spirit was given to reveal Christ and lead believers into all truth.
3. The Importance of Truth and Righteousness
   • Truth is not just knowledge but Christ Himself.
   • Righteousness is not about mere belief but living in obedience to God.
   • Authenticity and righteousness go hand in hand—God's goal is to transform believers into true, faithful people.
4. The Sealed Book and the Worthiness of the Lamb
   • The book of life was sealed due to human disobedience.
   • Only Christ, who became fully obedient as a man, could open it.
   • His act of obedience is the pivotal moment in Revelation, signifying the restoration of humanity through Christ’s ultimate sacrifice.
5. Obedience, Love, and Spiritual Growth
   • Faith is not just hearing God's Word but doing His will.
   • The love of God transforms believers, moving them beyond mere knowledge into deep spiritual relationship.
   • The true church is one body in Christ, united beyond denominational divisions.
6. Spiritual Discernment and the Last Days
   • A time of great deception is coming; only those who walk in righteousness and love will withstand it.
   • Miracles and signs will be seen from both God and false sources, requiring discernment.
7. The Future of God’s People
   • The younger generation is called to a greater revelation of God's love and power.
   • God's people will become living signs and wonders, demonstrating Christ through their love and obedience.

Brian concludes by emphasizing that the Book of Life is still being opened, and believers must live in such a way that reflects the love, righteousness, and truth of Christ.

Message by Brian Troxel in 2018

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This is really a brief overview of the book of Revelation chapters 1-4 in which Brian Troxel, emphasizes the connection between the Book of Revelation and the Tabernacle. He explores how John’s vision on the Isle of Patmos aligns with the spiritual journey through the outer court, the holy place, and holy of holies.

Key themes include:

• The seven churches and their symbolic lampstands, representing the Holy Spirit's work.
• The progression of believers from worldly (outer court) to spiritual maturity (Holy of Holies).
• The vision of God's throne and how John is drawn into a deeper revelation, symbolizing spiritual growth.
• The importance of holiness and obedience as prerequisites for dwelling in God’s presence.
• The contrast between earthly structures and heavenly realities, stressing that true faith is not about building churches but about encountering God.
• The role of intercession and prayer as a transition into divine intimacy (the altar of incense).

This insightful and rich message ties biblical imagery to personal spiritual growth, urging believers to move beyond religious structures, teachings and dogma into a deeper relationship with God. Brian urges YOU to dig into the book of Revelation yourself seeking earnestly for the Holy Spirit to reveal the depths of the revelation of Jesus Christ to you personally!

Message by Brian Troxel in 2018

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Brian emphasizes the urgency of preparing for the return of the Lord, and discusses themes of faith, love, unity, and readiness for Christ’s return. He references 2 Peter 3:12, highlighting that believers can hasten the coming of the Lord through their faith and actions.

Key themes include:

• Spiritual Readiness: The day of the Lord will come suddenly and unexpectedly for the world, but believers must be prepared, like Noah building the ark.
• Unity in the Body of Christ: The church should be united, moving away from divisions and denominational separations.
• Faith and Works: True faith produces action, love produces labor, and hope brings endurance.
• The Bride of Christ: The church must purify itself, forsaking all distractions, to be ready for Christ.
• Harvest and Judgment: The timing of Christ’s return is directly connected to the readiness of His people, and the world will face both judgment, but also a great harvest of souls.
• Love and Perseverance: Love is central to enduring trial, and believers must remain steadfast in God’s love, even through suffering.

His message concludes with a call for believers to seek Christ earnestly, rather than getting caught up in the chaos and confusion of world events, to prepare themselves spiritually for His return.

Message by Brian Troxel in 2018

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