Revelation: Seeing What No Man Can See - Santosh Poonen - February 26, 2012
http://rlcfchurch.org/revelation-seeing-what-no-man-can-see River of Life Christian Fellowship 1306 N Lincoln Avenue Loveland, Colorado - 80537, USA
Summary
The passage from 1 Timothy 6:13-16 is read to emphasize the solemn charge given by God regarding Christian life. The speaker compares this charge to a military oath, stressing that one must treat their faith with utmost seriousness and purpose. He urges the congregation to live actively, recognizing that God actively preserves life, and to keep the commandments with diligence until the return of Christ.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Introduction to Revelation and ConfessionThe message begins by reading 1 Timothy 6 and connecting to previous teachings on confession, establishing the tone for understanding God's word.1 Timothy 6:13–16
The Solemn Military Charge of PaulPaul charges Timothy with the solemnity of a soldier standing before his commander-in-chief, urging him to take the Christian life with utmost purpose.1 Timothy 6:13–16
No Man Has Seen GodScripture states that no man has seen or can see God, yet believers can truly know Him through active sanctification and love for one another.
Jesus Reveals the FatherWhile no one has seen God at any time, the only begotten Son has fully revealed Him, giving believers something far greater than physical sight.
Revelation Versus Natural SightRevelation is to the eternal what sight is to the natural, and the devil's goal is to trap believers into pursuing Earthly and carnal things.
Hidden from the Wise, Revealed to BabesJesus praises the Father for hiding spiritual truths from the wise and intelligent while revealing them to humble babes who rely solely on Him.
Come to Me and I Will Give You RestGod's ultimate purpose for humanity is to bring them into His rest, contrasting with the endless turmoil of seeking security in earthly pursuits.Exodus 33:14
The Raven and the DoveThe story of Noah sending out the raven and the dove illustrates the difference between finding temporary satisfaction in the world versus holy restlessness.
Taking His Easy YokeJesus invites believers to take His yoke upon them, learning gentleness and humility so they can experience an exciting and vibrant life of faith.
