How did the people that welcomed Jesus in at the triumphal entry shouting "Hosanna!" turn on Jesus less then a week later shouting "Crucify Him!"

There is something about the kingship of Jesus that they were not satisfied with. But truly only Jesus Satisfies our deepest needs.

What is your favorite meal? Well I love a good sandwich. Everyone gets hungry and we need to eat. Our favorite meal doesn't satisfy forever. Let's look into John 13 and John 6 and discover a Meal that satisfies forever.

Do we get wrapped up staring at the sky like the disciples did in Acts 1? They were looking for signs and not the returning King. The Angels had direct them to get living and loving and following the King. There is both an anticipitory waiting for the coming King Jesus Christ and a living out His commands as if He had returned.

Jesus is our Sanctifier and our Sanctification. How is this expressed in the gospel ministry of Jesus in Scripture and in our lives today.

What does it mean that Jesus is our healer? As we look in the gospels we read of miracles of people getting healed and see wonders. Do we see those today? Are the healings our focused or the Healer? is there a difference between Healing and Cured?

We are in a 4 part series as we look at the Christocentric (Christ Centered) Focus of the C&MA in the fourfold gospel. Let's take a look together.

The parable about the wise and foolish builders is pretty well known in Christian circles. it is an amazing wrap up to an amazing discourse given by Jesus. Hear what I have said now go and do. Let's dive into what Jesus was directing us to and how it connects with the rich narative of The Bible.

How do you read The Narrow and Wide Gate passage? Is it about those who are saved and those who are not? Is it about our morals? I would like to look it from the perspective of the Sermon on the Mount. Ironic I know. That this is a warning to those who hypocritically rely on their own righteousness and those who humbly come to the Kingdom seeking God's righteousness.

Let's look at Matthew 7:13-14