
SERIES CLIMAX — FROM GENESIS TO REVELATION
Brothers and Sisters, look at the Bible from beginning to end.
In Genesis—
God creates the heavens and earth.
In Revelation—
God makes all things new.
In Genesis—
the serpent appears.
In Revelation—
the serpent is judged.
In Genesis—
sin enters.
In Revelation—
sin is gone.
In Genesis—
death enters.
In Revelation—
death is destroyed.
In Genesis—
humanity is driven from the garden.
In Revelation—
the redeemed enter God’s eternal city.
In Genesis—
access to the tree of life is lost.
In Revelation—
the tree of life stands beside the river.
In Genesis—
humanity hides from God’s presence.
In Revelation—
THEY SHALL SEE HIS FACE!
THE ANTICHRIST WAS NEVER THE END OF THE STORY
We began this series asking:
Who is the Antichrist?
Then:
When will he appear?
Then:
What will he do?
Then:
Who is he affiliated with?
Then:
What will be his end?
But now we arrive at the greatest question:
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER EVIL IS GONE?
God answers:
“BEHOLD, I MAKE ALL THINGS NEW.”
That is where prophecy is going.
Not ultimately toward Antichrist.
Toward Christ.
Not toward the Beast.
Toward the Lamb.
Not toward Armageddon.
Toward the New Jerusalem.
Not toward death.
Toward eternal life.
Not toward darkness.
Toward the glory of God.
THE LAST KING STANDING IS JESUS
Every earthly kingdom will eventually disappear.
Every rebellious ruler will fall.
The Antichrist will fall.
The False Prophet will fall.
The Dragon will fall.
Babylon will fall.
Death will fall.
Hades will fall.
BUT JESUS CHRIST WILL STILL BE KING.
Daniel 7:14 declares:
“His dominion is an everlasting dominion, which shall not pass away, and His kingdom the one which shall not be destroyed.”
The Antichrist’s kingdom is temporary.
Christ’s Kingdom is eternal.
Satan’s rebellion has an expiration date.
Christ’s reign has no expiration date.
THE FINAL INVITATION
Near the end of Scripture we find an invitation.
Revelation 22:17
“And the Spirit and the bride say, ‘Come!’”
And:
“Whoever desires, let him take the water of life freely.”
Before the Bible closes, God extends the invitation.
COME.
Come to Christ.
Come to the Savior.
Come to the Lamb.
Come and receive the water of life.
The prophetic message is not merely:
“Judgment is coming.”
It is also:
“SALVATION IS AVAILABLE.”
THE FINAL PROMISE OF JESUS
Then Jesus speaks.
Revelation 22:20
“Surely I am coming quickly.”
And what should the Church say?
Not:
“Come, Antichrist.”
Not:
“Come, Tribulation.”
Not:
“Come, Armageddon.”
The Bride cries:
“Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus!”
That is our blessed hope.
JESUS IS COMING.
FINAL DECLARATION
Church—
The Antichrist is not our destination.
The Tribulation is not our hope.
The Beast is not our focus.
Satan is not our king.
JESUS CHRIST IS OUR KING!
We are looking toward the day when—
Death is gone.
Sorrow is gone.
Pain is gone.
The curse is gone.
Satan is gone.
And the people of God dwell in the presence of their Lord forever.
So lift up your head.
Hold firmly to your faith.
Preach the Gospel.
Walk in holiness.
Remain faithful.
The story does not end in darkness.
THE STORY ENDS IN GLORY!
The story does not end with the Dragon.
IT ENDS WITH THE LAMB!
The story does not end with death.
IT ENDS WITH LIFE!
The story does not end with Satan’s kingdom.
IT ENDS WITH THE ETERNAL KINGDOM OF JESUS CHRIST!
“Surely I am coming quickly.”
And together we answer:
“AMEN. EVEN SO, COME, LORD JESUS!”
Closing Prayer
Father, thank You that Your Word does not end with darkness, judgment, Satan, or death. It ends with Your eternal purposes fulfilled.
Thank You for the promise of a new heaven and a new earth.
Thank You for the day when death will be no more, sorrow will be no more, crying will be no more, and pain will be no more.
Above all, thank You for the promise that Your people will dwell in Your presence.
Help us not merely to study prophecy but to live in light of it.
Help us remain faithful.
Help us preach Christ.
Help us walk in holiness.
Help us invite others to the water of life while the invitation still goes forth.
Our hope is not in this present world.
Our hope is not in earthly kingdoms.
Our hope is Jesus Christ.
Until that glorious day, may the prayer of our hearts remain:
“Even so, come, Lord Jesus!”
In the mighty name of Jesus Christ,
Amen.
“Maranatha! Even so, come, Lord Jesus!”
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