PALM SUNDAY - THE MOUNT, THE MULTITUDE, AND THE MASTER (7 OF 13)
Scripture: Luke 19:28-40
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Palm Sunday - The Mount, The Multitude, and the Master (7 of 13)
Series: Characters of Easter
Donald Cantrell
Luke 19: 28 - 40
I - The Borrowed Colt (Luke 19: 28 - 36, Zech. 9: 9)
II - The Big Crowd (Jn. 12: 12, 17 - 18)
III - The Branches Cut (Mt. 21: 8, Mk. 11: 8)
IV - The Beautiful Chorus (Luke 19: 37 - 38)
IV - The Bitter Complaint (Luke 19: 39 - 40)
VI - The Bold Confession (Mt. 21: 10 - 11, Jn. 12: 19)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points, and an extensive account of all four of the gospel accounts of this story.
Theme: ''All of the delights and drama of Palm Sunday''
In this sermon series, I will be preaching on various characters that are involved in the Easter story. Before each of my sermons, I am going to have someone dress up as the character and stand before the church and read a dialogue that describes their life and their part in the Easter story.
I will write the dialogue for each character and have it as the introduction for each of the sermons. If you want to see how this is done, you can watch us on ''FaceBook Live.'' I will be starting this series sometime in the first Sunday of March and will preach all of the sermons in our Sunday Morning Services.
If you have any questions, please contact me or send me a message on FB.
''John's Palm Sunday Dialogue''
The master had sent Peter and me, (John) to go and fetch a colt that had never been ridden and bring it to him. Upon our arrival we found the mother donkey with her un-ridden colt and we arrived at the little village of Bethphage, the owners of the animals were there and they asked why we had untied the donkey and her colt. We told them that Jesus had need of the animals, so we were allowed to take the two beasts of burden.
We had often stopped at this house for water as we made our ascent up the Mount of Olives. The little village of Bethphage was northwest if we left the house of Lazarus and his family. It was time ...
Series: Characters of Easter
Donald Cantrell
Luke 19: 28 - 40
I - The Borrowed Colt (Luke 19: 28 - 36, Zech. 9: 9)
II - The Big Crowd (Jn. 12: 12, 17 - 18)
III - The Branches Cut (Mt. 21: 8, Mk. 11: 8)
IV - The Beautiful Chorus (Luke 19: 37 - 38)
IV - The Bitter Complaint (Luke 19: 39 - 40)
VI - The Bold Confession (Mt. 21: 10 - 11, Jn. 12: 19)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points, and an extensive account of all four of the gospel accounts of this story.
Theme: ''All of the delights and drama of Palm Sunday''
In this sermon series, I will be preaching on various characters that are involved in the Easter story. Before each of my sermons, I am going to have someone dress up as the character and stand before the church and read a dialogue that describes their life and their part in the Easter story.
I will write the dialogue for each character and have it as the introduction for each of the sermons. If you want to see how this is done, you can watch us on ''FaceBook Live.'' I will be starting this series sometime in the first Sunday of March and will preach all of the sermons in our Sunday Morning Services.
If you have any questions, please contact me or send me a message on FB.
''John's Palm Sunday Dialogue''
The master had sent Peter and me, (John) to go and fetch a colt that had never been ridden and bring it to him. Upon our arrival we found the mother donkey with her un-ridden colt and we arrived at the little village of Bethphage, the owners of the animals were there and they asked why we had untied the donkey and her colt. We told them that Jesus had need of the animals, so we were allowed to take the two beasts of burden.
We had often stopped at this house for water as we made our ascent up the Mount of Olives. The little village of Bethphage was northwest if we left the house of Lazarus and his family. It was time ...
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