Today we will briefly pause this week from our sermon series over the Sermon on the Mount. To carry on a historical tradition of faithful followers of Jesus throughout the church’s history to reflect and remember a very special and significant moment of Jesus’ life leading up to the crucifixion and death, and ultimately to His resurrection from the dead.
Therefore, we will dig into the meaning of this day.
Known as Palm Sunday and the Triumphal Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. However, even though we are taking a break from our study of the Sermon on the Mount. The theme we have had for this year in looking at the Sermon on the Mount remains the same because today, we will look at the tale of two kingdoms and two kings. This tale of two kingdoms and two kings bears full witness to the peculiar nature of God’s Kingdom and its people compared to this world.
A peculiarness that goes all the way up to the King Himself.
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SERMON APPLICATION
MEMORIZE
Luke 19:38
KNOW
Jesus is a new kind of King who brings a new kind of Kingdom. The question for us is if we will accept this radically new King and His Kingdom, knowing a radical new way of living comes with it.
CHALLENGE
It is easy to say we choose Jesus. However, which king and kingdom will you choose with the moment changes when the crowds cheering hosanna changes to crucify Him?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCES
Second Kings 9:13, Psalm 118:25, 26, Zechariah 9:9, Mark 11:9-10, Luke 2:15, 19:28-40, John 1:29, Acts 2:24, First Corinthians 1:18,