In this Palm Sunday sermon pastor Shep reminds us that while this week in history began with celebration, it ended in death. There is no resurrection without death. It was true for Jesus. And, as we read through John 12, it looks like it’s true for us, too.

In this Palm Sunday sermon pastor Shep reminds us that while this week in history began with celebration, it ended in death. There is no resurrection without death. It was true for Jesus. And, as we read through John 12, it looks like it’s true for us, too.

It was quite a scene. Jesus just stormed into the temple and started flipping merchants’ tables over like he owned the place. Ultimately, the temple authorities wanted to know one thing, what right did Jesus have to do such a thing? In this sermon pastor Bill explores Jesus' answer and what it means for us today.

The story Mark tells in this passage may seem random, disjointed and may seem to portray Jesus as a bit vindictive. But, as pastor Jin walks us through these verses you’ll see that this is not really the case. Jesus has something very important to communicate with his disciples, and to us, about faith, spiritual life, bearing spiritual fruit and being consistent.

The story Mark tells in this passage may seem random, disjointed and may seem to portray Jesus as a bit vindictive. But, as pastor Jin walks us through these verses you’ll see that this is not really the case. Jesus has something very important to communicate with his disciples, and to us, about faith, spiritual life, bearing spiritual fruit and being consistent.

Ecstatic their long-expected promised warrior king was right there before their very eyes, the crowd roared with cheers of hope as Jesus rode into Jerusalem. But the salvation they wanted from him was not the salvation Jesus came to bring. In this sermon pastor Jin explores Jesus’ character, our expectations of him, how we respond to unmet expectations and why getting what we need is eternally better than getting what we want.

Ecstatic their long-expected promised warrior king was right there before their very eyes, the crowd roared with cheers of hope as Jesus rode into Jerusalem. But the salvation they wanted from him was not the salvation Jesus came to bring. In this sermon pastor Jin explores Jesus’ character, our expectations of him, how we respond to unmet expectations and why getting what we need is eternally better than getting what we want.

Mark 10:32–52

Mark 10:32–52