The Coming of King Jesus-Pt 1

The sermon centers on the visible, triumphant return of Jesus Christ to earth, as depicted in Revelation 19:11–16, emphasizing His role as King of Kings and Lord of Lords, not in humility as at His first coming, but in power, righteousness, and glory. It highlights Christ's divine nature—faithful, true, and judging with justice—contrasting His present reign with the coming judgment on His enemies, symbolized by His flaming eyes, multiple crowns, and a name known only to Himself. The passage reveals three key names: the mystery of His personal identity, the Word of God, underscoring His eternal ministry through divine revelation, and the majesty of His sovereignty, declared on His garment and thigh. The preacher calls believers to live in readiness, stressing that Christ's return is certain, imminent, and should shape daily faithfulness, while warning that only those who are spiritually prepared—born again and walking in obedience—will be spared the tribulation and participate in His millennial reign.