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Tag Archives: Pharisees
Behold You King (Palm Sunday 2022)
Today, we remember and celebrate what has come to be known as “The Triumphal Entry,” Jesus’s highly symbolic entrance into Jerusalem just days before he was betrayed and executed. We know the broad outlines of the story. Jesus rode into … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Holy Week, Sermons
Tagged John 12:12-19, Palm Sunday, Pharisees, Roman military in Israel, Triumphal Entry, Zechariah 9
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What Does God Think of You: The Story of the Prodigal (part one)
Jesus tells three stories in Luke 15. The first is about a guy who has one of his hundred sheep wander off. He’s still got 99, but he can’t stand to lose that one, so he goes after it and, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Theology
Tagged Luke 15, Parable of the Prodigal, Pharisees, The Greatest Parable
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If Shakespeare Were Writing from Washington
The power-hungry devour those around them. The truly powerful do just the opposite: they nurture and empower them. Continue reading
The Key to the Good Life
The good life is all about good relationships. Our most serious problems and our greatest accomplishments involve relationships. Studies have repeatedly shown that good relationships contribute more to happiness than success, and bad relationships contribute more to unhappiness than failure. … Continue reading
Why did people hate Jesus?
People tend to forget that the Jesus of the Christmas story eventually grew up, was sadistically tortured and put to death. During the holidays we can’t help but think of him as “the little Lord Jesus,” who “laid down his … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Theology
Tagged Acts 10:38, Apostle's Creed, Christmas, Jesus, King Herod, manger, occupational government, Pharisees, Sadducees, Vance Havner, Virgin Mary
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