I have two questions for you as you prepare for this week’s sermon: ARE YOU A GOOD LISTENER? and WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT JESUS’ TRANSFIGURATION? Don’t feel badly if you don’t know a lot or even anything at all about the transfiguration. When we generally talk about the events of Jesus’ life, we talk about his birth, his ministry, his death, his resurrection, and his second coming. His transfiguration hardly ever makes it into the top tier events of his life, but we aim to change that this weekend.
This weekend marks Palm Sunday, a significant event recorded in all four Gospels. It commemorates the moment when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey just days before His crucifixion. As He entered the city, the crowds laid down palm branches and praised Him, which is why we call it Palm Sunday. However, the significance of Palm Sunday goes beyond the event itself; it proclaims that Jesus is King. Join us this weekend as we explore why some people praise Jesus while others reject Him as their King.
