To automatically fill in the blanks, click the blue check next to the fill-in field. How Far Would You Go To Save A Life? The final alarms sound: Revelation 8 & 9, Luke 12:49, Luke 19:10, John 10:10, The abyss: Luke 8:30-31, 2 Peter 2:4, Jude 5-6, Ephesians 6:12, Revelation 20:10 Judgment is ; it is God’s to the human cry for . The first four trumpets are a last chance given to to the , not what has been . Trumpets 5 & 6 are to those who stand in the way of and are rebelling against . Judgment doesn’t lives, does. Judgment brings ; love brings . Once the alarm goes off, we: Revelation 8 & 9 Run from the = Get ) out of = Never forget the most powerful scene in the story: Revelation 8 & 9 The best way to connect with us is the Connection Card in the bulletin. For the Digital Bulletin, visit myncc.info. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Support Our Ministry If you found this message beneficial and you would like to help continue our ministries, we would be grateful for your support. Go to northcoastchurch.com/give ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Food for Thought for the Week of June 16, 2024 This week’s Food for Thought is diving into the chapters we read in this weekend’s teaching. Re-read Revelation 8-9 and reflect on the following questions. Silence Notice the silence in heaven in Revelation 8:1. What do you think is the significance of silence? Why is silence so powerful in group situations? What about when standing before God? What role, if any, does silence have in your relationship with God or your prayers? Prayer Read 1 Peter 3:12 and Proverbs 15:8. In Revelation 8:2-5, we see that the prayers of God’s people are considered like incense to God – pleasing and precious. What comfort do you take that this is the scene in heaven when you pray? Judgment Revelation 8:6-13 describes plagues of natural disaster that will be unleashed as God’s judgment on sin. How do these sit with you? As you picture the imagery of God’s judgment, how does it shape your view of God and sin? Is there anything you notice about God’s mercy amidst His judgment in these chapters? Read Matthew 6:9-13. How does the idea of praying for God’s will to be done “on earth as it is in heaven” impact you in light of these two chapters of Revelation?