Sermons onMatthew 21

2 Corinthians

• 18:18Matthew 21

  They will see the way that you live. In Matthew chapter 21, Jesus tells this parable about a father who has two sons. And he tells both sons to go work in the vineyard. And the first son says, no, dad. No, I don't want to do that. That's not for me. But you see, then that son changes his mind. And he goes and he does what his dad asked him to do. Now the second son says, yeah, dad, I'll go do what you're asking.

Jeremiah

• 9:35Matthew 21

  to you and your family look look guys at what the Lord is doing then he says look the days are coming this is this prophetic the day of the Lord Amos speaks of the day of the Lord Joel speaks of the day of the Lord Jesus Christ in Matthew 21 particularly Matthew 24 speak of the day of the Lord and depending on your

Matthew

• 1:36Matthew 21

  So I have the opportunity to preach for us as we begin our journey into the final eight chapters in the book of Matthew. Today we're going to be in Matthew chapter 21. Would love for you to get a Bible and turn there with me if you have that ability. And what you'll see today is that we have a pivotal chapter in Matthew's gospel. Jesus is entering Jerusalem for the final week of his life.

• 3:02Matthew 21

  His resurrection is the foundation for why we meet in this room today. The foundation of why we sing, why we preach, and why we open up the Bible. So today, in light of his resurrection that is coming, before we get there, we're in Matthew chapter 21. And we're going to see two major scenes unfold here. And I believe that these scenes are pointing us to the reality of who Jesus really is and why

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The Promised King

• 6:34Matthew 21

  It's even the reminder, as we're going to read shortly, in Matthew 21, that the people shouted, Hosanna, Hosanna, Hosanna to the son of David. Matthew wants to let in our minds linger this idea that Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of David's throne forever. So if you hear nothing else in Matthew, listen to this. In Jesus, your promised king has come.

• 17:44Matthew 21

  So now we're going to turn to Matthew 21. Matthew 21. Now we skipped all of Jesus' life. I get that. And Matthew 21 describes the scene. And it reminds us that Jesus is the king we so desperately need in our lives. Verse 1 of Matthew 21. When they approached Jerusalem, they came to Bethphage at the Mount of Olives.

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• 6:07Matthew 21

  …where he fasted and was tempted 40 days and 40 nights in every way, yet was without sin. The child grew and became a man who performed many mighty acts in and around the Galilee region for around three years in Matthew 21. And on one night where Jesus would eat his last meal with his best friends, his disciples, one man that night would betray him.

• 1:36Matthew 21

  …by Ben Thede Welcome again. My name is Josh, lead pastor. I haven't introduced myself yet. I hope you have your Bibles with you. And if you do, take them out, flip to the page, click to the page. We're going to be in Matthew chapter 21, looking at the triumphal entry. And as you do that, I just want to ask a simple question. Anyone want a victorious, better life this year? Anyone? Anyone not awake and say, I want a worse life. Give me that. Sign me up…

• 5:06Matthew 21

  To know him, to draw closer to him and to live out the power of the Holy Spirit through faith alone in Christ alone. So with that, let's look at Matthew 21, what we call the triumphal entry. The triumphal entry. Every one of us here can find spiritual victory because of Jesus Christ. Matthew 21 and verse 1, when they approached Jerusalem and came to Bethphage at the Mount of Olives, Jesus sent two disciples.

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• 23:05Matthew 21

  In Matthew 21, Jesus, they said, Do you hear what these children are saying? They asked him. Well, make them be quiet. Do you hear what they're saying? And Jesus said, Have you never read from the lips of children and infants you have ordained praise? In Mark 3, we see Jesus in the stern of the boat sleeping on a cushion. And a storm rolls up and the disciples woke him and they said, Teacher, don't you care that we drown?

• 18:44Matthew 21

  …to drive me crazy. I've been it wrong. So here's what I want to look at. I want to look at the preparation of the visitation. Look at Matthew now, chapter 21, which is the same story told from Matthew's perspective. In Matthew 21, beginning in verse 1. And I'll try to give you a minute to look it up. Those of you that have your iPad, you just hit it

• 37:46Matthew 21

  and they gave him an entrance and a presentation like nothing ever before and finally there was a proclamation of the visitation now that means there was a message that God had in Matthew chapter 21 beginning in verse 10 he says when he had entered Jerusalem listen to these things when he had entered Jerusalem this is after he's come he's come in on his