Don't Worship Angels — Worship God: Lessons from Revelation 22

God's Final Invitation: Come and Drink the Water of Life

In this sermon we study Revelation 22:13–21, focusing on God’s final invitation to sinners and the church’s plea—"Come, Lord Jesus." Pastor Jud explains the Spirit and the bride calling both for Christ’s return and for thirsty souls to receive the water of life freely, urging repentance in light of Christ’s deity and the certainty of his coming. Key themes include Jesus as Alpha and Omega, the root and descendant of David, the bright morning star, the promise of salvation for those who wash their robes, and a solemn warning for those who reject the Word.

Three Criminals and One King

This sermon covers Luke 23:1–25, recounting Jesus' trials before Pilate and Herod, the crowd's demand to crucify him, and the release of Barabbas. It highlights themes of injustice, mockery, substitutionary atonement, and the surprising mercy shown through Christ's willing sacrifice. Sermon Guide: Three Criminals and One King [https://judsondigital.com/handouts/Sermon_Guide_Three_Criminals_and_One_King.pdf].

Nation Under God?

This sermon reflects on Jeremiah 6:16–19, calling listeners to stop at the crossroads, ask for the ancient paths, and walk in the good way. It warns that ignoring God's word brings decline and that true renewal begins with humble repentance and renewed obedience. Using images of watchmen and warning lights, the message urges personal and national return to God through prayer, confession, and faithful obedience, promising rest for weary souls who follow Jesus. Sermon Guide: Nation Under God? [https://judsondigital.com/handouts/Sermon_Guide_Nation_Under_God.pdf]

Don't Worship Angels — Worship God: Lessons from Revelation 22

This sermon examines Revelation 22:8–12, highlighting three central themes: immediate worship directed only to God (angels are fellow servants), urgent proclamation of the book of Revelation (do not seal it up), and the imminence of Christ's return with rewards that reflect our faithfulness. Listeners are urged to respond now—repent or remain hardened—embrace holy living, proclaim the gospel, and serve faithfully because Jesus is coming quickly.

Gethsemane: The Night of Agony and the Cup of Suffering

This sermon covers Luke 22:39–71: Jesus' agonizing prayer in Gethsemane, his arrest after Judas' betrayal, Peter's threefold denial, and Jesus' mocking trial before the religious leaders. It highlights Jesus' obedience in facing God's wrath for sin, the promise of forgiveness and restoration, and calls listeners to repent and trust in Christ. Sermon Guide: The Agony and Trial of Jesus [https://judsondigital.com/handouts/Sermon_Guide_The_Agony_and_Trial_of_Jesus.pdf].