April 5, 2020

Luke 19:37-48

Palm Sunday

Sunday Sermons

That first Palm Sunday when Jesus rode into Jerusalem He was illustrating the fact that He was taking the initiative to offer Himself as the perfect Lamb of God, to pay the price for our sin, and to purchase our salvation. One thousand years before the time of Christ, King David sang of God’s salvation in what were unquestionably dark and uncertain times. How do these ancient scriptures speak hope into our own era? Join Pastor Jim as he takes a look at the good news of God’s salvation, on offer through faith in Christ.

Speaker

Jim Thomas

Series

Christ Our Hope in Life and Death

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Scripture

Luke 19:37-48, Psalm 27

Topics
Suffering

Sermon Notes

Psalm 27

  1. The LORD is my light and salvation v. 1-3
  2. The LORD is my safety and security v. 4-6
  3. The LORD is faithful, true and trustworthy
  4. We never waste our waiting when we are waiting on the LORD v. 13-14

“We don’t live on explanations, we live on promises, and the promises of God are based on the character of God.”
Warren Wiersbe, Be Amazed

“Christianity is in its very essence a rescue religion.”
John Stott

“Jesus came the first time, and he is coming again, as the king over all kings. King of Israel, king of all the nations, king of nature and the universe. Until he comes again, there is a day of amnesty and forgiveness and patience. He still rides a donkey and not yet a white war-horse with a rod of iron. He is ready to save all who receive him as Savior and Treasure and King. Come to him. Know him. Receive him. Live your life in allegiance to him.”
John Piper