Embracing His Unexpected Majesty
Jesus fulfilled prophecy when he presented himself as the Kingly Messiah in Jerusalem – an event that should motivate us to respect God’s prophetic word and wholeheartedly worship and serve our King.
Series: King Jesus
Instructions from the King to His Followers
January 7, 2018
• Luke 19:28-21:4
As Jesus rides into Jerusalem in Luke 19 for his “Triumphal Entry” on Palm Sunday, he begins to teach us many things about what it means that he is the long-anticipated King of kings. Join us for a very important ten-part series on this rich section of God’s word, as King Jesus instructs his followers on his way to the cross.
Lamenting His Rebellious Subjects
Luke 19:41-44
We will undoubtedly experience genuine grief if we truly understand the problem of sin and the consequences of rejecting Christ, yet it should also motivate us to continue to urgently and regularly share the gospel.
Adopting His Regal Priorities
Luke 19:45-50
We ought to supremely value God’s truth the way Christ did – promoting it, obeying it, and prioritizing fellowship with those who do the same.
Submitting to His Sovereign Authority
Luke 20:1-8
We must be very careful that we do not evade our responsibility to submit to Christ’s lordship by seeking excessive information or unneeded confirmation when the application of God’s word is sufficiently clear.
Fearing the Cost of Insurrection
Luke 20:9-18
It is entirely reasonable for us to trust and obey the words of the Triune God, not only in light of his character and authority, but also in view of the judgments meted out on those who rebel.
Living as His Expatriates
Luke 20:19-26
We must seek to honor God by honoring and submitting to the earthly authorities he has placed over our lives, while being careful to never resist or defy Christ’s ultimate authority.
Anticipating His Eternal Kingdom
Luke 20:27-40
We must think more often and more sensibly about our own mortality, preparing and shaping our expectation and hope by Scripture and not by the world, our feelings, or the culture.
Admiring God’s Dynastic Plan
Luke 20:41-44
We must understand and appreciate the full humanity and the full deity of Christ as we admire his redemptive work and anticipate his coming kingdom.
Guarding Against His Usurpers
Luke 20:45-47
We must be vigilant and careful to not follow the trends of so many who attempt to leverage Christianity for their own selfish ends.
Giving Gifts Fit for Royalty
Luke 21:1-4
We must understand and always thoughtfully consider that our Christian financial giving is an extension of our loyalty, love, and submission to the King of kings.