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Pastor Ty Neal discusses God's sovereignty, the power of prayer, and the themes of judgment and idolatry found in Revelation.

Pastor Ty Neal God is not a spectator of events; He is the author of them. A. W. Tozer Big Idea: God hears our prayers and brings His Kingdom Silence Revelation 8:1 In silence we come to rely on God rather than the noise of our own words. Richard Foster Prayers of the Saints Revelation 8:2 Revelation 8:3-4 God is in control, but don’t lean on a shovel and pray for a hole. Tommy Nelson Romans 8:34Matthew 6:9 Matthew 6:10 Matthew 16:18 The First Four Trumpets Revelation 8:6 that the Trumpets are sounding not doom, but warning. The majority of mankind is allowed to survive, being shown God’s wrath against sin, and given the chance to repent. Michael Wilcock Revelation 8:7 Revelation 8:8-9Revelation 8:10-11 The point is that God judges idolatrous imperial pretensions, whether by Babylon, Rome, Nazi Germany, Communist Russia, or secularist America. Their idolatry is embittered because it pollutes the sources of life, such as marriage, the family, communities, and civil relationships. In this way, history records God as constantly judging idolatrous man, making bitter the lives of those who seek to raise themselves above God. Wormwood is a biblical catchphrase for the consequences of…

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