Podcasts about coming king

We can look at Jesus' return as something we genuinely want to happen. So it be the case, we need to live lives that honor Him - lives with anxiety but trust, lives with accountability instead of spiritual latency, and lives that are rooted in/connected to Christ the sources of our strength. By getting rid of our old ways of doing things, we become vessels of honor for God to use and work through for the sake of His return.

Throughout April, we've been journeying through our King of Kings sermon series. This Sunday, we'll bring the series to a close by focusing our hearts on Jesus as the Coming King. We'll reflect on his final moments with the disciples after the resurrection - his ascension and return to the Father. In this powerful scene, we're reminded that as we await the return of the King of Kings, we live in the tension between our deep longing for his coming and the faithful pursuit of the work he has entrusted to us.

Easter Sunday reminds of the true hero of the salvation story! Jesus is the foundation which brings each person who believes hope, security, and a new life in Him.

A new MP3 sermon from Toronto Free Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Coming King Subtitle: Spring Bible Conference 2025 Speaker: Rev. John Greer Broadcaster: Toronto Free Presbyterian Church Event: Conference Date: 4/20/2025 Bible: Psalm 110:5-7 Length: 88 min.

Speaker: Richard Root Sermon Series: The Coming King (The Gospel of Mark -Part II) Key Verse: Mark 16:1-8    Series Part:  12     

Speaker: Richard Root Sermon Series: The Coming King (The Gospel of Mark -Part II) Key Verse: Mark 15:33-39    Series Part:  11     

Holiness is the beginning of a new life with Jesus. Entering into His holiness gives us spiritual restoration, helps our faith endure, and a holy love for one another. We are not aiming to be happy or healthy but rather to fulfill Gods original purpose- to be holy!

Sunday - all welcome for praise, prayer, fellowship and to hear God's Word. Our scripture this week is Matthew 21:1-11 and John Shepherd will be our speaker. The theme of the talk is "The coming King". Head to our dedicated sermon series page to go deeper: www.ccsurbiton.org/sermons

Join us for our "King Of Kings" series // Sunday, April 13, 2024 Sign up for a Group! wellspring.one/groups Website: www.wellspring.one​ Facebook: / njwellspring​ Instagram: / njwellspring​ "We exist to ignite a craving for Jesus by relentlessly loving our community”

On Sunday, we'll see Jesus enter Jerusalem, completely trusting the Father's will. We'll see the disciples obey without full understanding. We'll see the crowds praise with a shallow trust and the Pharisees reject him outright. Palm Sunday challenges us to ask, "Who do we trust, and what does this trust look like in our lives?"

Zechariah 9:9-13, John 12; 12-16 Even though the first Palm Sunday happened in New Testament times, it was predicted in the Old Testament and later recognized as a fulfillment of prophecy. Zechariah the prophet predicted a King humbly arriving to Jerusalem on a donkey; he also predicted that King would bring freedom and hope by a blood covenant and by rescuing prisoners back to safety.

Rev. Tim Udouj

Pastor Ethan begins Holy Week with a Palm Sunday message on the hope that Jesus brings as The Coming King.

Luke 19:11-27 Rev. Rodney

In this sermon, Pastor Chris considers Zechariah's prophecy about the king who would arrive in victory, yet lowly and on a donkey. We consider this echo and how Jesus fulfills this promise - giving us the king we didn't expect, but the king we need. Subscribe to stay updated with the latest content from Grace City!CONNECT WITH GRACE CITY EUGENE HERE AT:- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gracecityeugene/- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GraceCityEugene- Website: https://www.gracecityeugene.com

04/13/2025 - Chad Lewis

In this sermon Stan looked at Zechariah 9 and revealed that Jesus is the long awaited but humble King riding on a donkey like a servant.

The weekly sermon from Alfred Almond Bible Church in Almond, NY

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Speaker: Richard Root Sermon Series: The Coming King (The Gospel of Mark -Part II) Key Verse: Mark 15:39-47    Series Part:  10     

In this classic Christmas passage, Richard explores the promise of hope through a coming King and Kingdom. Additionally, we are challenged to look at how this affects us as Easter approaches.~~~Get more information on the series:https://ruc.org.za/isaiahPlan a visit to Rosebank Union Church in Sandton, Johannesburghttps://ruc.org.za/visit

Speaker: Dante Jemmott Sermon Series: The Coming King (The Gospel of Mark -Part II) Key Verse: Mark 15:16-32    Series Part:  9     

Speaker: Richard Root Sermon Series: The Coming King (The Gospel of Mark -Part II) Key Verse: Mark 15:1-15    Series Part:  8     

With Revelation 19:6-9

In this first episode of The King is Coming, we launch into a verse-by-verse study of Revelation with a focus on the One the book is truly about—Jesus Christ. Revelation 1:1 tells us this is “the revelation of Jesus Christ”—not just a book of prophecy, but a revealing of the risen, reigning, and returning King.Join me and Jamie Harrison as we discuss:✔️ The true purpose of Revelation—seeing Jesus, not just theories and timelines✔️ The chain of communication—how this revelation was given to John and to us✔️ The certainty of Christ's return—every eye will see Him✔️ How Revelation leads us to worship, not speculationRevelation is not a puzzle to decode but a book that reveals the glory of Jesus. He is the Alpha and the Omega, the One who was, who is, and who is to come—the Almighty.

We explore the message of the prophets and their prophecies about a coming king who will restore everything, a true beacon of hope for the nation and the entire world. We see further details about the promised king, describing him as more than just a man, but also God himself. We discuss the future of Israel under the king's reign and the hope in his resurrection. Further, we highlight prophecies about a new covenant God plans for Israel and their return to their land after exile.Bible ReadingsIsaiah 9:2-7Isaiah 53:2-12Jeremiah 31:31-34Support the showRead along with us in the Bible Brief App! Try the Bible Brief book for an offline experience!Get your free Bible Timeline with the 10 Steps: Timeline LinkSupport the show: Tap here to become a monthly supporter!Review the show: Tap here!Want to go deeper?...Download the Bible Brief App!iPhone: App Store LinkAndroid: Play Store LinkWant a physical book? Check out "Bible Brief" by our founder!Amazon: Amazon LinkWebsite: biblebrief.orgInstagram: @biblelitTwitter: @bible_litFacebook: @biblelitEmail the Show: biblebrief@biblelit.orgOur sessions use various translations including the ESV, BSB, CSB, NASB,...

The return of Christ is not just a concept, but it's a reality that orients and grounds how we live today. Many of us, when we think about His return, are either tempted to ignore it as something so future that we doubt Christ is coming at all. On the other hand we might fear the looming judgment. But Scripture tells us that Christ's return is both a sobering and a thrilling reality. He is not only the Judge but also the Redeemer who has already secured our place in His kingdom. If we are in Christ, we don't have to live in uncertainty—we can have confidence because we are represented by our great Melchizedekian Priest and not our performance. Judgment isn't about measuring up; it's about who possesses us. And if we belong to Christ, we can look forward to His return with joy rather than dread.But how do we know if we belong to Him? Jesus makes it clear that His true followers aren't identified by religious performance, but by their response to His grace. The sheep in His parable didn't do grand, impressive things—they simply lived out of love, responding to needs around them in ordinary ways. They fed the hungry, welcomed the stranger, cared for the sick. Why? Because when you truly understand grace, it changes you. You stop asking, “What do I need to do to get in?” and start asking, “How can I reflect the love I've received and seek to share one another's burdens?” This is the key difference between those who are secure in Christ and those who are not. The goats in Jesus' parable weren't condemned because they failed to check off a list of good works, but because their lives revealed that they had never had a heart that was tender to their Redeemer, Lord, and Master.So, how do we live in light of Christ's return? Not by trying to earn our place, but by living as people who know we are already His. That means prioritizing the kingdom—not as a task list, but as a way of life. It means trusting that the world, in all its brokenness, is not spinning out of control, but is heading toward restoration under the reign of Christ. The hope of His return isn't an escape plan; it's the assurance that everything we do, every act of love, every moment of faithfulness, is part of His ultimate redemption. And that changes everything because we have the joy of showing the Gospel even in our everyday ordinary tasks. Let us seek our King because he has first sought us!

Who is Jesus

Pastor Timothy shows us that ,We can trust that God will bring blessing: the King to rescue us from our sinfulness and reverse the curse completely.

Roy Fruits January 12, 2025 Seven: Revelations Of Jesus Christ To His Church Faithful Savior And Coming KingRevelation 1:1-11

Date: December 29, 2024 | Preacher: Josh Flory | Series: Coming of the King

“Jesus The Coming King”1 Corinthians 15:20-28None Like Jesus - Beholding the Glory of Christ Our God is the Ancient of Days who has revealed Himself to us through His Word and through His Son Jesus Christ. We can trust Him because He is sovereign and has a plan for the ages that He is working out and bringing to completion. What is our response to this? How then shall we live? We need to walk in His truth, trusting Him daily with our lives. We need to look to His Word to grow in our relationship with Him. We need to pass this torch of faith on to the next generation. In this short series, we dig into God's Word and see some specific areas where we can trust Him, grow in faith, and walk in truth.

As we look at Christmas from the viewpoint of Scripture, what we find is that there are many important signs that point to Jesus as Messiah and King. In addition, each sign helps us understand a little more about the type of king He will be and what that means for our lives? In preparation for Christmas, this series will explore four such signs: the star of Bethlehem, the manger, the gifts of the magi, and the virgin birth.

As we look at Christmas from the viewpoint of Scripture, what we find is that there are many important signs that point to Jesus as Messiah and King. In addition, each sign helps us understand a little more about the type of king He will be and what that means for our lives? In preparation for Christmas, this series will explore four such signs: the star of Bethlehem, the manger, the gifts of the magi, and the virgin birth.

Isaiah 40:1-5 - James Choi

(Dec 22, 2024)

As we look at Christmas from the viewpoint of Scripture, what we find is that there are many important signs that point to Jesus as Messiah and King. In addition, each sign helps us understand a little more about the type of king He will be and what that means for our lives? In preparation for Christmas, this series will explore four such signs: the star of Bethlehem, the manger, the gifts of the magi, and the virgin birth.

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