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Journey With Jesus Luke 13:31-35
3-16-2025
Will Dyer
The message reflects on the second week of Lent, focusing on Jesus' journey to the cross and the significance of his ministry. It discusses a passage from Luke 13:31-35, where Jesus is warned by Pharisees that Herod wants to kill him. Jesus responds by calling Herod a "fox," indicating a fake or fraud, and asserts his commitment to continue his work. The message delves into the historical context of Herod Antipas, his background, and his role as a puppet ruler of Rome. It highlights the revolutionary nature of Jesus' ministry, which challenged the status quo and offered an alternative way of living. Will Dyer emphasizes the importance of recognizing Jesus' kingdom, which is not from this world but is for this world, and encourages readers to reflect during Lent on their own lives and choices, urging them to follow Jesus' path to abundant life.
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3-16-2025
Will Dyer
The message reflects on the second week of Lent, focusing on Jesus' journey to the cross and the significance of his ministry. It discusses a passage from Luke 13:31-35, where Jesus is warned by Pharisees that Herod wants to kill him. Jesus responds by calling Herod a "fox," indicating a fake or fraud, and asserts his commitment to continue his work. The message delves into the historical context of Herod Antipas, his background, and his role as a puppet ruler of Rome. It highlights the revolutionary nature of Jesus' ministry, which challenged the status quo and offered an alternative way of living. Will Dyer emphasizes the importance of recognizing Jesus' kingdom, which is not from this world but is for this world, and encourages readers to reflect during Lent on their own lives and choices, urging them to follow Jesus' path to abundant life.