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“Fear God and give glory to Him, for the hour of His judgment has come; and worship Him who made heaven and earth.”
— Revelation 14:7

Our world is filled with voices competing for attention—political, commercial, and even religious. Yet above the noise, there is a clear, unchanging call from heaven that cuts through every generation and culture:

“Fear God and give glory to Him.”

This call isn’t about terror; it’s about awe, reverence, and alignment. To “fear God” is to see Him as He truly is—the Creator, the Sustainer, and the Redeemer—and to live in light of that reality. It’s a reminder that life is not random, truth is not fluid, and worship is not optional.

A Return to the Heart of Worship

As Matt Redman wrote, “I’ll bring You more than a song.”
Worship is the heart’s surrender, not just the song we sing—it’s a life aligned with heaven.

When Revelation calls humanity to worship the One who “made heaven and earth,” it invites us to return to our origins—to the God who formed us, loves us, and redeems us. True worship brings clarity to confusion and peace to restless souls because it restores the right order of things: God at the center, and everything else finding its meaning around Him.

The Hour of His Judgment

Revelation’s announcement that “the hour of His judgment has come” is not a threat but an act of love.
It means that God is putting things right.
The brokenness of our world, the injustice we see, the wounds we carry—none of it goes unnoticed. Judgment is not about condemnation; it’s about restoration.

This moment in history calls for hearts that reflect God’s justice and mercy, people who live with integrity when few are watching, and communities that honor truth in an age of distortion.

A Message for a Generation Searching for Meaning

The final message of Scripture is profoundly relevant today. It speaks to the business leader searching for purpose, the student wrestling with identity, the parent longing for peace, and the believer striving to live faithfully in a distracted world.

The call is the same for all of us:

• Honor your Creator.
• Live for His glory.
• Let your worship shape the way you work, lead, love, and serve.

The gospel isn’t trying to redeem a fallen culture—it’s calling people out of it into the kingdom of Christ, where true renewal begins.

Now is the time to live as a Spirit-filled people, whose words and actions reveal the beauty of the One who made heaven and earth.

Blessings in Jesus’ Name,
Tom Nicholas, Pastor
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