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EPISODE · Nov 16, 2025 · 58 MIN

The Praise in Heaven

from First Pulpit Podcast · host Pastor Brent Snook

What if the one activity we'll be doing for all eternity is something we should be practicing right now? This powerful sermon by Pastor Brent Snook, Senior Pastor of First Baptist of Glen Este opens our eyes to the centrality of worship in heaven and challenges us to make it central in our lives today. In Revelation 4 and 5, we're given a breathtaking glimpse through the apostle John's vision—a man in exile, isolated and discouraged, suddenly granted access to peer through heaven's portals. What he saw transforms everything: a throne, symbolizing God's sovereignty and control, surrounded by continuous worship. The message is clear: while our earthly circumstances may feel chaotic and out of control, God remains sovereign on His throne. When we learn to view our struggles against the backdrop of heaven's reality, everything changes. We're reminded that Jesus is worthy for three profound reasons—He created all things, He will conquer all evil, and He redeemed us through Calvary. This isn't just theological truth; it's an invitation to shift our focus from temporal troubles to eternal glory, to practice now what we'll be perfecting forever.

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What if the one activity we'll be doing for all eternity is something we should be practicing right now? This powerful sermon by Pastor Brent Snook, Senior Pastor of First Baptist of Glen Este opens our eyes to the centrality of worship in heaven and challenges us to make it central in our lives today. In Revelation 4 and 5, we're given a breathtaking glimpse through the apostle John's vision—a man in exile, isolated and discouraged, suddenly granted access to peer through heaven's port...

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