Let's walk through Holy Week with intention, recognizing the majesty of Jesus and dedicating our hearts to Him. “What shall I do then, with Jesus who is called the Messiah?” (Matthew 27:22) Pontius Pilate asked. How do we answer? Pilate was not the only one who asked. The crowds of disciples shouted and sang as he entered the city. Religious leaders grumbled about the parade. All of Jerusalem was perplexed by his coming. Pilate was right to ask. We have to do something with Jesus? What will we do?
Message based on Luke 19:28-48.
Quotes:
What makes a thing holy? Addison Road: “What do we know of holy?”
Anigo Montoya in the Princess Bride,: “I don’t think that word means what you think it means.”
Duane Brooks: Jesus still is our Savior. Jesus is our only Savior. Lots of people can help us, but only One can save.
Alan Redpath: We can never pray your kingdom come until we are willing to pray my kingdom go.
Ken Langley: There was another one who long labored in obscurity: unheralded, humbly serving the people over whom he had every right to reign, laying down his life for them. Today he claims the throne of our lives. Here is Jesus the Christ, the Second Adam, the Bright and Morning Star, the First and the Last, victorious in battle, whose hands bring healing, Mighty Second Person of the Trinity, Son of David, Son of Man, Word of God Incarnate, the Wonderful Counselor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace. Shall he enter our hearts—our church—and dwell there?
Duane Brooks: Jesus wanted his temple to be about worship. We are his temple.
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