Happy Easter and I pray that the peace of this place

brings peace to your heart no matter how tumultuous the circumstances around you are, how blessed we are to be

in Christ and to know the power of his resurrection. The message for today is come quickly, Lord Jesus,

the last message in our Revelation series, but I think that you might want to be thinking more about Easter itself, despite the glorious celebration themes of the last chapter in the Bible.

I'm going to have a link with this email, which you could also access an entire series on the resurrection of Jesus Christ from John 20 and 21.

And also probably my favorite Easter message I've ever preached from the Sears Center, my last year at the church,

and that powerful message God used to bring many, many to himself.

If you want to share the good news with someone close to you,

I recommend that final link about this wonderful theme.

And most of all, I pray that the day star has risen in your

heart afresh through this week and through this weekend. As the followers of Christ, we have so

much to be grateful for eternally, don't we? Amen. We'll put your Bibles to Revelation 22 and follow that link or the other one to the resurrection

messages as you desire. We love you in Christ. All right, Revelation 22. Hey, not a huge secret

that, not the most patient person., that, not the most patient person.

Agreed?

Not the most patient person, I'm not.

So I was very fired up to find out that there's something that God actually wants us to be

impatient about.

Did you know that?

God wants us to be impatient about the second coming of Christ.

He wants us to be strongly desiring its soon arrival, and that's what really the message

of Revelation 22 is about.

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