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Jon Gruss • Allegan Bible Church • Sermon • • 302 views • 33:46
Jesus demands that we should ask, who is this?
Bob Fall • Seville Community Church of God • Sermon • • 306 views • 20:11
Palm Sunday April 5,2020
GOSPEL OF JOHN
Jomo Thomas • Sermon • • 80 views • 39:49
Huge Following Praise to the King Hosanna means to save now, it is a recognition of who Jesus was. Jesus fulfills prophecy Donkey communicates that he is coming as a King in Peace, Jesus is our Peace offering Donkey communicates that he is coming as a King in Peace, Jesus is our Peace offering The Bible…
Palm sunday
GRAHAM GEORGE • Sermon • • 85 views • 51:37
Hosanna And when they came nigh to Jerusalem, unto Bethphage and Bethany, at the mount of Olives, he sendeth forth two of his disciples, And saith unto them, Go your way into the village over against you: and as soon as ye be entered into it, ye shall find a colt tied, whereon never man sat; loose him,…
Lee Corpier • Salem UMC - Springtown, PA • Sermon • • 91 views • 40:59
Vs. 5 The prince of peace did not take an horse, a warlike animal. - J.W. Jesus actively fulfills messianic prophecy. The Lord has made proclamation to the ends of the earth: “Say to Daughter Zion, ‘See, your Savior comes! See, his reward is with him, and his recompense accompanies him.’ ” Rejoice greatly,…
On Holiday
Jacob Amidon • Lapeer Christian Church • Sermon • • 10 views • 26:25
Today we look deeper into the words and actions of the people celebrating Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem.
Palm Sunday 2020 Virtual Service
Minister Stephen Jackson • Olivet Gospel Assembly Church • Sermon • • 97 views • 47:59
Peter SA Metzger • First Evangelical Lutheran Church • Sermon • • 140 views • 16:50
Which part of Palm Sunday is more important - the donkey or the man who rode it? It may seem obvious but it's kind of a trick question... Without the donkey, Jesus couldn't be our King. Listen to this week's sermon to find out why.
Palm Sunday
Pastor Isaac Crockett • ELBC • Sermon • • 0 views • 33:17
Luke 19:28-40
Pastor Tony DeLucia • Disciples Christian Church • Sermon • • 5 views • 22:02
This is Jesus!
Dan Taylor • Hope Baptist Church • Sermon • • 3 views • 30:14
John 12:12-20
Jesus brought peace to the world. In his kingdom peace reigns. Do you have peace?
Palm Sunday - John 12:12-19
Luke Wartgow • Carson Valley Bible Church • Sermon • • 5 views • 38:00
Pastor Luke explores the history of Palm Sunday - and how applies it to our lives today…
Pastor Paul Mitchel • First Baptist Church St. Paris • Sermon • • 6 views • 32:21
LL Clay • NorthPointe Church of God - Nacogdoches, TX • Sermon • • 8 views • 19:22
When God does not meet your expectations, which way will you go? What will you choose to do or believe when life gets tough or when your belief system crumbles? If we take an honest look at the expectations many first century Jews had for the Messiah King, we can see what they were thinking when Pilot tried to release Jesus. What about our own hearts? Take a listen....
John 11:45-12:19
Chad Williams • Parkers Lake Baptist Church • Sermon • • 31 views • 55:44
Palm Sunday
Pastor George Coon • ELBC • Sermon • • 7 views • 41:16
Matthew 21:1-11
Jesus. on His way to the cross, rides triumphantly into Jerusalem. As He does so He brings four teachings to introduce to the people that will change their lives.
Hosanna
uswtsaofficer • Sermon • • 0 views
Hosanna “If a fellow Hebrew sells himself or herself to be your servant and serves you for six years, in the seventh year you must set that servant free. “When you release a male servant, do not send him away empty-handed. Give him a generous farewell gift from your flock, your threshing floor, and your…
Samuel T. Duren • Sermon • • 7 views
Welcome to Zion Baptist Church this Palm Sunday, April 5, 2020 message. As we celebrate and remember the triumphant entry of on Sunday, let us also keep in mind that he as later convicted as an innocent man to die by crucifixion as the great sacrifice for the sin of the world. Out text today describes…
Thadius Sales • Sermon • • 17 views
Today is the day that we like to call, “Palm Sunday.” It is the first day of Holy Week and throughout the week we will continue to worship in many different ways. What today represents is Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Let’s read over this story as it is written in 1 When they had come near Jerusalem…
Easter
Rev. Leonard Reiss • Sermon • • 4 views
We want to be a people who are able to truly celebrate because we personally belong to the risen Savior.
His Passion
Sommer Worley • Sermon • • 0 views
I was trying to think of a good comparison today to how the poor, marginalized or middle class people of the time viewed Jesus but I could think of one. Our Political climate is so divisive and polarizing that no political leader or superstar has the same pull as maybe some had in the past. So I am going…
Josh Clink • Sermon • • 4 views
ME: Intro How do you know when you are at the beginning of the end of something? I have this wireless mouse in my office. For weeks now, I would be in the middle of using it, And it would just freeze. It would stop moving on the screen. I tried turning it off and on repeatedly, I looked all over to see…
Christ Offers Relief On Nervousness & Anxiety
Anthony Castillo Miranda • Sermon • • 7 views
HOOK Today is Palm Sunday— it is the Sunday before easter which ushers us to the “Holy Week” This narrative appeared in all of the four synoptic gospels— It must be very important Why was it called Palm Sunday?— It was because the people who cheered for Jesus when He came to Jerusalem as King, laid Palm…
[Independent & Special Occasion]
Christopher Campbell • Sermon • • 108 views
"Hosanna" is a cry for help, but also a shout of praise! Jesus rode into Jerusalem to triumphal shouts of Hosanna! But by the end of the week, those shouts would be changed to cries for his death on a cross. Jesus, the king of righteousness and salvation, was coming to save but not in the way the people expected. This Palm Sunday message prepares the hearer for the events of Holy Week.