Matthew 26:57-68; Who is Jesus?
But Jesus held his peace. And the high priest answered and said unto him, I adjure thee by the living God, that thou tell us whether thou be the Christ, the Son of God.
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palm_sunday
Explore "palm_sunday" with insightful episodes like "Matthew 26:57-68; Who is Jesus?", "Reasons, Rebels, and Rocks", "Reasons, Rebels, and Rocks", "Reasons, Rebels, and Rocks" and "SMW: April 13, 2014 (Palm Sunday)" from podcasts like ""Creek Road Baptist Pulpit", "Christ Church Gilbert Sermons", "Christ Church Queen Creek Sermons", "Christ Church Peoria Sermons" and "First United Methodist Church of Eastland"" and more!
Episodes (8)
Reasons, Rebels, and Rocks
Luke 19:37â40 // Adam Bailie // Praise is the pattern of all the King's people.
Reasons, Rebels, and Rocks
Luke 19:37â40 // Andrew Reed // Praise is the pattern of all the King's people.
Reasons, Rebels, and Rocks
Luke 19:37â40 // Seth Kleeberger // Praise is the pattern of all the King's people.
SMW: April 13, 2014 (Palm Sunday)
Palm Sunday: special Holy Week episode. Music: Amazing Grace - Cody Hutcheson, Horn, David Bailey, Piano; To God be the Glory - Sanctuary Choir - Dustin Tatro & Cody Hutcheson, Piano; All Glory, Laud, and Honor. Sermon by Pastor Darrel Phillips from Matthew 21:1-11.
Sermon Palm Sunday
Sermon Palm Sunday 2012 Audio Series, Looking at The Word of God, Palm Sunday, Who is Jesus. Scriptures used are: Matthew 21:10, Matthew 16:15, John 6:51. Bloomsburg Community Church Audio Sermons 2012.
The King's Slave
Take a Walk through Holy Week
Glynn points out that there are two walks one can take during Holy Week.
"Holy Week is on the one hand a quasi-reenactment of the events that alleged happened around the time of Jesus’ death in Palestine, 33 CE. Christians for centuries have used this time to reflect on the meaning of his life, death, and resurrection and whether there are cosmic theological implications. Was this the unique, once-for-all-time, for-every-culture salvation event?
On the other hand, there is also a long history of Christians using the events of Holy Week as a time to allegorically reflect on their own lives and their community’s. It is in this vein that I speak this morning."
Text and video links available at http://www.stmatthews.org.nz/nav.php?sid=533&id=1045.