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Sermon Snippets with Max Taylor

Sermon Snippets with Max Taylor

By: Max Taylor
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Each week we take fifteen minutes to explain, illustrate, and apply God’s Word to your everyday life. Thank you for listening!Copyright 2022 All rights reserved. Spirituality
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  • 159. Beholding Christ | Studies in Revelation Part 52: The Sickle, the Winepress, and the Wrath of God
    Sep 29 2026

    Revelation 14:14-20

    It’s a sobering metaphor we read in the end of Revelation 14. This harvest of grapes with the blade of Christ and their trampling in the winepress should move us to be more burdened for the souls of the lost. May we beseech the people around us to turn to Christ before it is too late.

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    15 mins
  • 160. Beholding Christ | Studies in Revelation Part 53: A Wonderful Worship Scene
    Oct 6 2026

    Revelation 15:1-8

    What a beautiful and terrible mixture of God’s benevolence and his impending judgment we see in Revelation chapter fifteen. It's been said that if we want to see the love and justice of God poured out together, all we need to do is look at Revelation.

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    15 mins
  • 148. Beholding Christ | Studies in Revelation Part 42: The Kingdoms of this World Don’t Win
    Jul 7 2026

    Revelation 11:8-19

    From the perspective of earth, things look pretty bleak in Revelation chapter eleven. Judgments are being poured out on the earth, people are refusing God’s grace, the enemies of God are celebrating the death of the two prophets, and righteousness seems to be losing. But then comes the hopeful line, “the kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord, and of his Christ; and he shall reign for ever and ever.” When things look dark, look up. Christ is coming to reign. Behold, he comes quickly.

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    15 mins
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