Behold, Your King Is Coming

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Behold, Your King Is Coming

Palm Sunday

March 28, 2021 • Pastor Jim Amador

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Palm Sunday starts the Holy Week leading up to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. For the first time in His ministry the people of Jerusalem finally recognized the kingship of Jesus! This is was to fulfill prophecy written by Zachariah hundreds of years earlier. Shortly after that, Jesus wept over the city. As a hen who gathers her chicks under her wings, so the Lord sent prophets and King Jesus to them, but they ultimately rejected Him.

He Has Risen!

April 4, 2021 • Pastor Jim Amador

Resurrection Sunday is the most important event to our Christian faith and to the history of humanity. The Resurrection of Jesus gives us assurance of the deity of Jesus, of the resurrection of the dead, of the conquering of death and the grave, and of a new life in Christ! If Jesus didn't rise from the grave then our faith is useless!

Ask, Seek, Knock

March 21, 2021 • Pastor Jim Amador

As Christians, we know of the importance and the power of prayer. Too often Christians become discourage and give up on prayer because our circumstance don't match our prayer request, or our prayers aren't answered within our timeline. Satan can often use this discouragement to keep Christians from being effective for God's kingdom. As we pray it is important to pray within God's will, to have endurance while we pray, and to have faith that God will answer our prayers. The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man has power as its working!

Who Do You Say That I Am?

March 14, 2021 • Pastor Jim Amador

Many different titles and descriptions have been given to Jesus throughout the Scripture, and the deity of Jesus is present in all of them. Peter obtained the revelation of Jesus' deity by the Holy Spirit. It is by Jesus that the church was founded, it is through Jesus that we obtain our healing, and It is by Jesus that man can be saved. Jesus is God in flesh who dwelt among us. "Who do you say that I am?"