Jesus Is the King of Kings: Rev. 11:15-19

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Jesus Is the King of Kings: Rev. 11:15-19

September 29, 2024 • Cole Feix • Revelation 11:15–19

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In the middle of the book, Jesus is proclaimed the king of all the nations of the earth. But why doesn't it look like he's reigning? The Kingdom of God is not like the kingdoms of the earth. It is a proclamation, a mustard seed, and a treasure. Understanding the "already and not yet" of the kingdom helps us to live in and proclaim the kingdom of our Lord until he comes again.

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