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Death Will Be No More (Revelation 21:4)

Revelation 21:4

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Taewon Kim
Teaching Ministry
May 10 2026

This sermon centers on Jonah 2:1-9 and the pastoral question at the heart of “Worship God in Sheol (Jonah 2:1-9).” Jonah’s prayer from the depths shows that no place is beyond God’s reach: when we turn to him in distress, mercy meets us and worship rises even before our circumstances change. The sermon makes room for honest questions while directing anxious hearts away from self-reliance and back toward the faithful presence of God. Set aside an unhurried time of prayer. Speak honestly to the Father, listen with Scripture open, and keep bringing the same request to him without losing heart.

  • Jonah’s prayer from the depths shows that no place is beyond God’s reach: when we turn to him in distress, mercy meets us and worship rises even before our circumstances change.
  • The sermon makes room for honest questions while directing anxious hearts away from self-reliance and back toward the faithful presence of God.
  • Set aside an unhurried time of prayer. Speak honestly to the Father, listen with Scripture open, and keep bringing the same request to him without losing heart.

Set aside an unhurried time of prayer. Speak honestly to the Father, listen with Scripture open, and keep bringing the same request to him without losing heart.

Faithful Lord, meet us in our questions and fear. Fix our eyes on your character, steady our hearts in your presence, and give us courage for the next obedient step.

Sermon Messages May 10 2026 2:18:45

Death Will Be No More (Revelation 21:4)

Revelation 21:4

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Sermon Messages Revelation 21:4

This sermon centers on Jonah 2:1-9 and the pastoral question at the heart of “Worship God in Sheol (Jonah 2:1-9).” Jonah’s prayer from the depths shows that no place is beyond God’s reach: when we turn to him in distress, mercy meets us and worship rises even before our circumstances change. The sermon makes room for honest questions while directing anxious hearts away from self-reliance and back toward the faithful presence of God. Set aside an unhurried time of prayer. Speak honestly to the Father, listen with Scripture open, and keep bringing the same request to him without losing heart.

  • Jonah’s prayer from the depths shows that no place is beyond God’s reach: when we turn to him in distress, mercy meets us and worship rises even before our circumstances change.
  • The sermon makes room for honest questions while directing anxious hearts away from self-reliance and back toward the faithful presence of God.
  • Set aside an unhurried time of prayer. Speak honestly to the Father, listen with Scripture open, and keep bringing the same request to him without losing heart.

Set aside an unhurried time of prayer. Speak honestly to the Father, listen with Scripture open, and keep bringing the same request to him without losing heart.

Faithful Lord, meet us in our questions and fear. Fix our eyes on your character, steady our hearts in your presence, and give us courage for the next obedient step.

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