Sermon: “Life Appears: See Him Who is Love”

Palm Sunday sets the tone for all of Holy Week. It perfectly illustrates that Jesus came to be kind of king this world will never understand: one who conquers his enemies by surrenduring to them, one who crushes his opposition by himself being crushed, one whose path to kingly exaltation begins with humiliation. This is the kind of King we have marching into battle as one of us and for all of us this week. As a result, we are drawn to him in faith rather than driven away in fear. This humble King is our only hope.

Scripture References: Luke 19:28-40

Related Topics: Lent, Palm Sunday | Sermons by Aaron Goetzinger

From Series: "Holy Week"

Throught the course of a year, there are certain days we set apart as special: to commemorate extraordinary events, to celebrate influential individuals. While there are many holy days, there is one holy week. The final week of Lent marks the most pivotal week in human history. On a holy day, the relentless march of time slows down. We set aside our usual routines to call attention to whatever or whoever makes that day special. Likewise, believers slow down this entire week to ponder all that Christ did for them, from his humble entrance into Jerusalem... to his sacrifical death on the cross... to the victory of Easter morning.