1. Revelation 10 shows this mighty angel standing over the land and the sea — whether this is Christ Himself or a heavenly representative clothed in the glory and authority of Christ. Where do you most need to be reminded right now that Christ is not scrambling, reacting, or losing ground?

2. John sees the rainbow in the middle of judgment imagery. How does God’s covenant faithfulness comfort Christians when the world feels unstable, confusing, or frightening?

3. The seven thunders sounded, but John was told not to write down what they said. Why do you think God sometimes chooses not to reveal everything to us? How does that test our trust in Him?

4. John is told to eat the scroll, and it is sweet in his mouth but bitter in his stomach. In what ways is the Word of God sweet to believers? In what ways can receiving and proclaiming God’s Word also feel bitter or heavy?

5. Revelation 10 ends with John being told, “You must again prophesy…” How does this passage challenge us not merely to receive God’s Word, but to faithfully proclaim the whole message — both the sweetness of salvation in Christ and the bitterness of judgment for those who refuse Him?

6. As we have walked through Revelation so far, how has the Lord encouraged you in Christ?