In uncertain days, it is important to remember that our world is getting ready to meet God.

We are all getting ready to meet Him.

The King is coming.

Today, we join Scott Pauli in walking through the final book of the Bible, the revelation of Jesus Christ.

What is the most breathtaking view you have ever seen?

Have you ever been someplace in the world where honestly the view was just beyond description?

It was more than you could take in.

You stood in all?

Well, I want you to know that in Revelation chapter 4,

John is beholding a view unlike anything any of us have ever seen. Now we're going to see it.

Oh yes, we're going to see it someday, but John saw it in advance. In Revelation chapter 4,

verse 1, you'll remember that a door open in heaven and a voice said, come up hither. And so John is caught up to be with the Lord.

You'll remember early in the New Testament, there was an occasion where Paul wrote to the church at

Corinth and said that he was caught up into the third heaven. And he saw there things that it was not

lawful for him to utter. He saw things he was not permitted to say.

But in Revelation chapter 4, John, on the other hand, is caught up into the third heaven,

and he is allowed to see things, and he's commanded to say them.

He is actually instructed, write this down. Don't miss this. Take this all in and convey it to the churches. Now, I think it goes without

saying that you cannot fully describe the majesty and glory of our God, that you can never

exhaust an infinite God and that there's no way that everything about God can be conveyed. But I would say this, all that God wants conveyed about himself

is conveyed through this revelation.

There's so much more we're going to discover

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