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The Triumphal Entry (John 12:9-19)
Rev. Colt Hudson
Sermon Text: John 12:9-19
Context: After the raising of Lazarus and the feast at his home, the crowds continue to flock to Jesus, and today we will learn from their flocking to Him and His triumphal entry into Jerusalem.
We can learn from 5 key areas:
1. The Sake: The people did not only come for the sake of Jesus but to see the signs He performed. We should come for Christ alone, not what He can do for us.
2. The Scheme to Silence: The chief priests scheme to kill Lazarus because his resurrection disproved their theology.
3. The Supposition of the Crowds: The crowds wrongly supposed that Christ was coming as a political leader.
4. The Significance of Christ's coming: Christ came to fulfill the Word of God and God's plan
5. The Sorrow of the Pharisees: The Pharisees are sad because the World is going after Christ. We should strive to see the World go after Him.
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By Bellevue Baptist ChurchRev. Colt Hudson
Sermon Text: John 12:9-19
Context: After the raising of Lazarus and the feast at his home, the crowds continue to flock to Jesus, and today we will learn from their flocking to Him and His triumphal entry into Jerusalem.
We can learn from 5 key areas:
1. The Sake: The people did not only come for the sake of Jesus but to see the signs He performed. We should come for Christ alone, not what He can do for us.
2. The Scheme to Silence: The chief priests scheme to kill Lazarus because his resurrection disproved their theology.
3. The Supposition of the Crowds: The crowds wrongly supposed that Christ was coming as a political leader.
4. The Significance of Christ's coming: Christ came to fulfill the Word of God and God's plan
5. The Sorrow of the Pharisees: The Pharisees are sad because the World is going after Christ. We should strive to see the World go after Him.