In Don Fortner's sermon at Lindsay Campbell's funeral, he addresses the theological topic of the resurrection and final state of believers, emphasizing the eternal communion of saints with God. Fortner articulates how Revelation 7:13-17 illustrates the secure position of the elect, who are described as being sealed and protected by God amidst tribulations. He draws on the imagery of a great multitude worshipping before the throne, highlighting believers' ultimate victory through the blood of Christ that purifies them. The practical significance of this message lies in its comfort for the grieving, reinforcing the hope of eternal life and divine presence, alleviating fears of separation through Christ's redemptive power.
“These are they which came out of great tribulation and have washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb.”
“Almighty God is going to protect His people, those that He's everlastingly loved, and they're not going to be deceived.”
“God will wipe away all tears from their eyes. Not an angel. Almighty God. God who spoke this world into existence.”
“We rejoice with a tear in our eye, but they're coming to town, and there won't be any more tears.”
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