Some Christians may be surprised to find out that heaven will be made up largely of people who do not look like them or have the same background. In fact, Scripture teaches that Christ is redeeming a people from every nation, tribe, and tongue. That’s why we need a global perspective of worship. However, as David Platt points out in this message from Revelation 7:9–17, there is a unity to this beautiful and God-glorifying diversity. Because the Christian’s fundamental identity is in Christ, we should gladly lock arms with other believers to give praise to the One who has died for us. There should be both unity and diversity in our worship.
Being with God in Quiet
The Indescribable Christ and His Indestructible Church
The Revelation of Jesus Christ
Confidence: Will We Trust Him?
Patience When Life is Painful
The Deceptive Danger of Wealth
Unreached People: Not a Missions Problem
Boldness: Will We Seek Him?
The Beauty of Faith that Works
Desire: Do We Want Him?
Religion that God Actually Accepts
Desperation: Do We Need Him?
The Beauty of Faith and the Breath of Life
The Song of Heaven and the Sound of All Nations
The Gospel: How We Know
The Beauty of Faith in the Middle of Trials
The Gospel: How We Live
The Gospel: What We Believe
Reflections on Waiting
The Gospel: What We Need
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