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Aug 29, 2002 · Palm Sunday (This children’s talk is based on Luke 19: 37, 38.) Theme: Keep your eyes on Jesus. Objective: 1. To teach that miracles are seen when keeping your eyes on Jesus. 2. To teach that comfort and joy can come from keeping your eyes on Jesus. Focus Phrase: 1. Keep your eyes on the ...read more. Scripture: Luke 19:37-38.
Mar 26, 2018 · March 26, 2018. Sunday of the Passion: Palm Sunday – Mark 11:1-11. Entrance into Jerusalem (Palm Sunday) By Asia – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons. Today’s liturgy places Jesus’ passion front and center. It’s a long reading. It’s hard to listen to; the betrayal, the pain, the death. The hosannas of the triumphal entry now ...
Today is called Palm Sunday and we remember the day when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey. The people were so excited that King Jesus was coming to the city. They didn’t have flags but they cut down palm branches and waved them in the air. They shouted out “Hosanna in the highest” as Jesus rode into the city. It was so exciting.
There are factual answers, theoretical answers, and personal answers. Who Is This Who Comes? The expected, practical, factual answer is “Jesus of Nazareth, a prophet from Galilee, the son of Mary and Joseph, the carpenter.”. That is an honest, truthful answer. It is certainly not all there is about Palm Sunday, and it is not all there is to ...
Mar 30, 2015 · You see today isn’t just Palm Sunday (Mark 11:1-11). It’s also the Sunday of the Passion (Mark 14:1-15:47). Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem will also involve an exodus, an exit. The victory parade of Palm Sunday is the funeral procession of Passion Sunday. We begin with the crowd shouting, “Hosanna!
PALM SUNDAY WHAT A DAY! Matthew 21:1-16 Mark 11: Luke 19: 28-40 John 12:12-20. •Today is the day that we celebrate Palm Sunday. •We call this Palm Sunday in commemoration of the time when, 6 days before His. •crucifixion, Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem, and palm branches were placed.
Apr 5, 2020 · Living it Out. Palm Sunday Sermon Transcript. PALM SUNDAY // APRIL 5, 2020 Rev. Rachel FreenyMatthew 21:1-11 NIV. Good morning everyone. It’s good to be with you on this Palm Sunday, the first day of Holy Week and the last Sunday before Easter. Our text this morning is Matthew 21:1-11. I’m reading from the New International Version, if you ...
