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Revelation can feel like a strange place to visit. There are beasts, scrolls, trumpets, and enough symbolism to make your head spin. But before any of that unfolds, John is given a glimpse of something far more important: the throne room of heaven.


In Revelation 4–5, the curtain is pulled back and we see what's really at the center of the universe. God on His throne. Endless worship. Elders tossing their crowns aside. And a Lamb who somehow looks both slain and victorious.


Over the next five days, slow down and step into that scene. Explore what it reveals about who God is, why Jesus is worthy of our worship, and what it means for the way we live right now.


Because the throne room isn't just a future reality—it's the truest reality. And every day, we're invited to live like that throne is at the center of everything.



 
 

Have you ever caught yourself going through the motions—busy, active, maybe even doing all the right things—but not really connected to God in a fresh, life-giving way? It happens more easily than we'd like to admit. We drift. We rely on yesterday's faith. We get comfortable.


Over the next five days, we're going to slow down and listen to Jesus' words to His church: wake up, stay faithful, and depend on Me. This isn't about adding more to your spiritual checklist. It's about coming back to our Source. It's about trading self-sufficiency for daily dependence.


Wherever you are right now—strong or struggling, steady or distracted—this is an invitation to open your heart again and let Him meet you there.



 
 
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