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Sunday Service 6-16-2024
June 16, 2024 • Bishop Jason C. Brewer, Elect Lady Deanna Brewer
The Privilege of Being "IN" Christ
February 25, 2024
Faith that Moves Mountains - Part 2 | 2-18-2024
February 18, 2024
How to Navigate Temptation - Sunday Service 3-3-2024
March 3, 2024
Radical Call to Discipleship- Part 1
March 10, 2024
Who Are You Serving?
January 28, 2024
Sunday Service 12-31-23
December 31, 2023
Sunday Service 1-21-2024
January 21, 2024 • Bishop Jason C. Brewer
A Place Where Love Works
January 7, 2024
The Consequence of Disobedience -Sunday Service 3-17-2024
March 17, 2024
Welcoming the King -SUN, 03.24.23-UNEDITED
March 24, 2024 • Bishop Jason C. Brewer • Matthew 21:9–11
In this sermon, we delve into the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem as depicted in Matthew 21:9-11. The scene is one of great celebration and anticipation as the people joyfully hail Jesus as their Messiah and King. As we examine this passage, we are reminded of the significance of Jesus' arrival and the symbolism inherent in this event.
Firstly, we reflect on the humility of Jesus, who, despite being the long-awaited King, enters the city riding on a humble donkey. This act exemplifies Jesus' servanthood and reveals His heart of compassion and gentleness.
Secondly, we explore the response of the crowd, who enthusiastically spread their cloaks on the road and wave palm branches, shouting "Hosanna to the Son of David!" Their actions signify a recognition of Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy and their longing for liberation from oppression.
Furthermore, we contemplate the implications of Jesus' kingship in our lives today. Just as the people welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem, we are called to welcome Him into our hearts and lives as our rightful King. This involves submitting to His authority, surrendering our wills to His, and allowing Him to reign supreme in every area of our lives.
Lastly, we are challenged to consider how we can actively participate in welcoming Jesus as King in our communities and beyond. Like the crowd who eagerly proclaimed His praises, we are called to boldly declare the good news of His salvation and extend His love and grace to those around us.
In conclusion, "Welcoming the King" serves as a reminder of the significance of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem and calls us to respond with hearts of adoration, humility, and obedience as we acknowledge Him as our King and Savior.
