Study Scripture
a. Read Revelation 4. What does John see when he is taken up into heaven? How is the throne described?
b. Read Revelation 5. What is the significance of the scroll and the Lamb? Why is the Lamb the only one worthy to open the scroll?
c. What themes of worship, authority, and redemption stand out to you in these chapters?

Recall Sermon
a. What was the central message of the sermon “Who’s on the Throne?”?
b. What truths about God and Jesus Christ were emphasised through the vision of the throne and the Lamb?
c. How did the sermon connect the idea of suffering for the church with the worship and reign of the Lamb?

Relate Personally
a. When you face suffering, stress, or discouragement in life or ministry, what “thrones” (sources of control or hope) are you tempted to look to?
b. What does the truth that “God is still on the throne” mean to you in this current season of life?
c. How has your worship been affected by your current circumstances – either positively or negatively?

Commit to Action
a. What is one specific way you can “look up” this week – shifting your focus from the chaos around you to the God who reigns above?
b. How can you intentionally live out worship as a daily response to God’s sovereignty, not just something you do on Sundays?
c. Is there an area where you need to surrender your “crown” (your control, pride, or plans) to the One on the throne? What step will you take?