Would you join me in prayer?

Lord, thank you, Lord.

Thank you for this song that comes out of Psalms 34, Lord.

Blessed is the man who trusted you, Lord.

And would we trust in you today, Lord,

and trust in you at this very moment

Lord that you would speak to us in and through your word Lord that your word may grow

and live and thrive within us Lord

we thank you so much for this time together Lord would you bless your word

Lord to our lives we ask this in your name only. Jesus,

we say. Amen. Amen. Amen. And amen. And good morning and welcome, and you can be seated so glad that

you're here. Those of you all online, we're so glad that you're joining with us. If you don't mind,

we're going to just get right to it. We're going to start in chapter 21 of Revelation today in our verse-by-verse study through this book,

the last book in the Bible.

And we have really reached a turning point, for lack of a better word, such that up to this point,

we have perfectly studied verse by verse through this divine outline that John, the apostle, was given

by God in chapter one recorded in verse 19, where he's

told to write that which is now, that which, pardon me, been a long week, you're going to have

to really be, I need a lot of grace. That which was past, that which is now present and that which is about to happen yet future.

So there's your divine outline. So let's just close in prayer. Chapter one, past Jesus Christ,

whom John was an eyewitness of, if you might remember, crucified, buried, resurrected, glorified,

seated at the right hand of the Father. Chapter 1. Chapter 2 and 3. Seven letters to seven churches.

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