Revelation 22 (Lesson 2) - Aaron Cozort - November 01, 2026
Download MP3Aaron Cozort teaches through Revelation 22, presenting the church as Christ’s blood-bought bride and urging Christians to remain faithful through suffering. He connects the chapter’s images of healing, light, judgment, worship, and invitation to passages across the Bible, ending with the assurance: “you’ve already won. Just be faithful.”
Chapters
00:00 Opening prayer and the reading from Revelation 22
03:07 Revelation’s vision of the church as Christ’s bride
05:06 How Christ’s sacrifice makes the church glorious
08:03 The river and tree of life as daily spiritual nourishment
11:06 The church’s present reign, light, and responsibility
15:35 Faithfulness through suffering: the example of Job
20:09 “Coming quickly”: God’s assurance to a suffering church
23:40 Why John’s vision rebukes worship of anyone but God
27:02 The gospel’s authority and the danger of following human teachers
33:23 The urgency of judgment and the closing opportunity to repent
37:52 Revelation’s invitation: obey, enter, and take the water of life
41:40 The warning against changing God’s message
45:21 Balaam, temptation, and the limits of opposition to God
47:19 “Even so, come, Lord Jesus”: the final call to faithfulness
Chapters
00:00 Opening prayer and the reading from Revelation 22
03:07 Revelation’s vision of the church as Christ’s bride
05:06 How Christ’s sacrifice makes the church glorious
08:03 The river and tree of life as daily spiritual nourishment
11:06 The church’s present reign, light, and responsibility
15:35 Faithfulness through suffering: the example of Job
20:09 “Coming quickly”: God’s assurance to a suffering church
23:40 Why John’s vision rebukes worship of anyone but God
27:02 The gospel’s authority and the danger of following human teachers
33:23 The urgency of judgment and the closing opportunity to repent
37:52 Revelation’s invitation: obey, enter, and take the water of life
41:40 The warning against changing God’s message
45:21 Balaam, temptation, and the limits of opposition to God
47:19 “Even so, come, Lord Jesus”: the final call to faithfulness
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