First streamed on 4.5.23. First posted on 4.6.23. Also see the previous Luke 19:28-44 sermon.
Palm Sunday is a Psalm Sunday and a Qualm Sunday.
For some it’s a season of gladness; for others, it’s a reason for sadness.
It’s a time of celebration of salvation, but also of trepidation for condemnation.
Given what we’ve read about Palm Sunday, all are challenged to make a choice.1
Will we be like the Pharisees or like Christ’s followers?2 Will we be like the people of Jerusalem or the disciples of Jesus? Will we reject or will we rejoice?
Will you follow Christ the Cornerstone and have joy?
Or will we slap the Rock in face and be judged?
Even the rocks know what to do…3
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4-5-23 Bible Study Slides Luke 19_28-44 Updated
Bibliography
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