Children's Day: Death Will Be No More (Revelation 21:4)
Revelation 21:4
This message looks to Revelation 21:4 as a promise of God's final restoration. The sermon holds grief and hope together, reminding the church that death, mourning, crying, and pain do not have the last word. In the new creation, God himself draws near to his people and wipes away every tear. The passage invites believers to anchor present sorrow in the future certainty of resurrection, comfort, and life with God forever.
- Revelation 21:4 anchors Christian hope in God's promise to wipe away every tear.
- Death, mourning, crying, and pain are not the final word over those who belong to Jesus.
- The coming new creation invites believers to grieve with hope and draw near to God today.
Bring your grief, fear, and weariness honestly before the Lord instead of carrying them alone. Let Revelation 21:4 reshape how you face loss, pain, and uncertainty. Practice hope by drawing near to God now and comforting others with the promise that death will not have the final word.
Father, comfort us with the hope of your coming kingdom. Wipe our tears, steady our hearts, and teach us to live with resurrection hope. Help us trust that death, mourning, crying, and pain will pass away in your presence.
Children's Day: Death Will Be No More (Revelation 21:4)
Revelation 21:4