Revelation 21 - New Jerusalem 25: No Night

Key Moments:

Darkness Defined 00:00

• Darkness is defined as night in the Bible, with God calling light day and darkness night.
• The concept of darkness as night is established from the beginning of creation in Genesis.

Night Decided 02:48

• Man's choice to embrace darkness is seen throughout history, as seen in the rejection of God's truth.
• The progression of choosing darkness leads to a departure from God's design and embracing sinful behavior.

Consequences of Sin 07:27

• The passage in Romans about the consequences of sin is explained.
• The progression from rejecting God to being given over to a reprobate mind is outlined.
• The importance of repentance and seeking God's forgiveness is underscored.

Vile Affections 11:45

• The rejection of God's truth leads to the acceptance of sinful behaviors and desires.
• God's judgment is seen in allowing individuals to pursue their sinful desires, resulting in harmful consequences.

Sermon on Night and Darkness 40:03

• The sermon focuses on the concept of night and darkness in spiritual terms.
• Biblical references highlight how mankind chooses darkness over light due to sin.
• The progression of rejecting God and embracing sin is discussed, leading to moral decay.

Consequences of Rejecting God 57:05

• The consequences of rejecting God are explored, leading to vile affections and sinful behaviors.

Retaining God in Knowledge 01:02:41

• The deliberate choice to not retain God in one's thoughts leads to a reprobate mind and moral decay.
• Ignoring God's presence and truth results in a distorted perception of right and wrong, leading to further sinfulness.