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How can we have hope in times of mourning? This year, Easter feels heavy. We may feel desperate, lost, or even angry. We live in a broken world, and to grieve is normal and good, but we must grieve with hope. Hope that our Lord is going to take our pain away. This Easter is still a joyous celebration of the Risen King. He will take our pain away. He will wipe away every tear from every eye. He is Risen! The Easter story of our Lord is one of hope! Join Pastor Ben Kaempfer as he retells the story of the Risen King.Support the show

Pastor Ethan shares on Easter Sunday about our Risen King!

EASTER SUNDAY: JOHN 20:1-30SONG: HE ROSE FROM THE DEAD

We may not live in a monarchy, but we all bow down to something. Whether it's our careers, relationships, our lifestyles, or even ourselves, there are “kings” all around us. What or who would you say is the king over your life? Listen in as we discover who the one true King is and why, one day, every knee will bow to Him.

This Easter Sunday, we will gather to celebrate the Risen King. We'll open to Luke's Gospel and see how Jesus chose to spend the very first Easter. His decision might surprise you—He didn't go to the temple or the palace. He met two discouraged disciples on the road, walking away in disappointment.Come and see what happens when the Risen Jesus walks with the doubting, the wandering, and the weary. You just might find yourself in their story.

Destiny Christian Center April 20, 2025 The Risen King Is In The Room, Pastor Lawrence Neisent destinyokc.com

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Pastor Mike Polhemus shares on this Resurrection Day service about our Risen King Jesus! He encourages us to live lives that will give the Lamb the full reward for His suffering. We pray you are blessed by this service full of worship, prayer, and teaching.

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Come Celebrate the hope of Jesus' Resurrection with us as we explore Luke 24 in a message titled " Scars, Fish, And a Risen King." He rose with scars to show His love. Discover how the resurrection transforms our lives and sends us out to bring hope to others! Passage: Luke 24: 36-48  

Our Sunrise Service's message is "The Search for the Risen King" by Deacon Greg Granger.

Mark 16:1-8 | Ps. Jeff Susila.One Thing: When all seems lost, we still have hope because Jesus is alive!Sermon Outline:I. The women's expectation (vv. 1-3)II. The women's discovery (vv. 4-7)III. The women's response (v. 8)

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Death could not hold this King. He is risen to reign. John tells us that he has given us this written record of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection for a specific purpose: that we may believe and have life in his name. Will you accept this offer of life in Jesus' name?

Death could not hold this King. He is risen to reign. John tells us that he has given us this written record of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection for a specific purpose: that we may believe and have life in his name. Will you accept this offer of life in Jesus' name?

For many of us, despite having the best intentions, we struggle to reach out effectively with the gospel. Jeff Medders joins Matt to talk about fostering a genuine evangelistic culture in our lives and churches.ABOUT Jeff Medders is the Director of Theology and Content for Send Network and the General Editor for New Churches. He is also pursuing his Ph.D. at Southern Seminary in biblical spirituality under the supervision of Dr. Donald S. Whitney. Jeff is a writer, a preacher, a podcaster, and an unashamed coffee snob. He is a native Houstonian and the author of several books including Rooted: Theology for Growing Christians; Gospel Formed: Living a Grace-Addicted, Truth-Filled, Jesus-Exalting Life; Humble Calvinism: And If I Know the Five Points, But Have Not Love; Risen King: 40 Devotions for Easter; and the main topic of the podcast conversation, The Soul-Winning Church: Six Keys to Fostering a Genuine Evangelistic Culture.

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Message from Nick Roark on January 12, 2025

John states the purpose in John 20:30-31. 30 Jesus performed many other signs in the presence of his disciples that are not written in this book. 31 But these are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name. A. The Ministry of the Pre-incarnate King (1:1-18)B. The Ministry of the Incarnate King (1:19-19:42)C. The Ministry of the Risen King (20:1-21:25)Weddings could last a week, and supplies would be needed for all the guests. Responsibility for providing appropriate hospitality for the family, friends, and guests. Running out of wine during the weeklong celebration would be insulting to all the guests, reflected poorly on the bridegroom, and could face a lawsuit.John 2:4 - Jesus was not be disrespectful for calling Mary, "woman." Like Ma'am or Madam today. He used the same term from the cross in John 19:26What was the hour? The hour was the time of Jesus' suffering and death. John 7:30; 8:20; 12:23DA Carson – “John prefers the simple word, ‘signs.' Jesus's miracles are never simple naked displays of power, still less neat conjuring tricks to impress the masses, but signs, significant display of power that point beyond themselves to the deeper realities that could be perceived with the eyes of faith.”Is turning water to wine a lightweight miracle? It might seem like it compared to raising someone from the dead, but like the other miracles, it points to Jesus being the MessiahDo we have eyes of faith, looking around to see the little ways Jesus shows Himself to us?

Bo Noonan teaches through 2 Timothy 2:8-13 where Paul teaches Timothy that the fuel he needs to keep going is to remember. When we feel "wobbly" - as Timothy seemed to be - it is essential that we remember Jesus' story and his current position as the Risen King, full of grace, mercy, and welcomer of those who come to him.

This is the Sunday that Grace Community Bible Church sends out Doug & Rose Crawford to plant a new church, Risen King Bible Church. In this post you will hear Tony share his heart about the church and why the church should plant churches. Doug Crawford also shares from his heart about becoming the pastor of this new church.

Dr. Crane continues our Christmas series focusing on Jesus as King of all. This sermon affirms how the resurrection displays the power, exaltation, and sovereignty of the kingship of Jesus.

Jesus cares for His people as a true friend and King, with compassion, grace, and fellowship.

Mark 16:1-8

October 6, 2024The Acts of the Risen King JesusActs 1:1-3Jacob Smith preaching,Acts Series: The Acts of the Risen King JesusClick here to listen

Today we are reminded of the most important event in the history of the world - the resurrection of Jesus from the dead - the moment proving His past claims are true and His future promises are trustworthy.

Sunday, 7 July 2024   The Book of Matthew; an Introduction – Part III   With some of the interesting patterns found within the book of Matthew complete, we now return to finish the list of main purposes for the writing of the book.   4) The Pivotal Placement of Acts: The layout of the Bible forms innumerable patterns. One is seen in the order of how the books are placed, with Matthew beginning a key section of this layout –   Tent of Shem:   Genesis - Malachi (Law)   Synoptic Gospels according to the naming of Noah's sons (OT Law Fulfillment) * Matthew – Directed predominantly to Shem * Mark – Directed predominantly to Ham * Luke – Directed predominantly to Japheth   Mixture/Transition   John (mixture of OT Law and NT concepts/theology)   Acts – Transition / Jerusalem to Rome / Peter to Paul / Jew to Gentile / Shem to Japheth   Tent of Japheth (dwelling in, meaning between, tents of Shem)   Romans-Philemon – to Gentile-led church   Tent of Shem   Hebrews, James, 1 & 2 Peter to Jews (Shem)   Mixture   John (mixture)   Jude (mixture, final letter of warning)   Summary from John's time until the end   Revelation - 1:1 - 4:1 (church – Japheth)         4:2 - 19:21 (tribulation upon the whole world)          21 - (millennial reign and final battle – Shem)         22 - (restoration of all things good for all of mankind)   * Matthew begins the section of Law Fulfillment where Jesus' words and actions are directed specifically to the people of Israel who were serving under the law. During that entire period, no person was able to fulfill the law. According to Leviticus 18:5, the person who fulfilled the law would live. However, all continued to die.   Matthew's gospel, beginning with Jesus' genealogy, is provided to show that Jesus was the qualified Messiah, anticipated from ages past. The gospel narrative is then provided to show that Jesus is the capable Messiah who did, in fact, fulfill the law. In His fulfillment of it, the law was annulled, and a New Covenant was introduced.   5) Doctrinal Themes:   Historical – This reveals the actual life of Israel's Messiah, from birth through to His atoning death and glorious resurrection. Spiritual – This reveals the fulfillment of the law, God's standard by which the man who did the things of the law would live. Apostolic – This begins to reveal the united message of the synoptic gospels even though Matthew has a distinct audience (directed most specifically to the Jews and identifying Jesus as their Messiah/King). Political – This gospel reveals the truth that Christianity stemmed from Judaism and is the fulfillment of it, thus it establishes faith in Jesus as a legitimate religion (Religio Licita) within the Roman empire. Prophetic – This reveals the fulfillment of innumerable prophecies within the Jewish writings, some explicitly cited by Matthew.   6) A Very Brief Outline:   The Book of Matthew – Messiah as King   Book Superstructure/ The Son of David** Book Structure/ Links*** Book Outline Establishing Kingship - The Son of David Link to Genesis 1.  The right to rule.   Link to Exodus 2.  The prophesied King.   Link to Leviticus 3.  The anointed King.   Link to Numbers 4.  The kingdom attained and announced.   Link to Deuteronomy 5.  The King's surprising edicts.   Link to Joshua 6.  The King's surprising edicts (2).   Link to Judges 7.  The King's surprising edicts (3).   Link to Ruth 8.  The King's authority confirmed through word and action.   Link to 1 Samuel 9.  Demonstrations of the King's mercy.   Link to 2 Samuel 10.  Loyal subjects of the King.   Link to 1 Kings 11.  Exultation of loyal subjects; condemnation of the King's foes. Is this the Son of David? Link to 2 Kings 12.  The questioned kingship.   Link to 1 Chronicles 13.  The kingdom parables   Link to 2 Chronicles 14.  Revalidations of kingdom authority. Proclamation of Davidic Son-ship from outside Israel Link to Ezra 15.  The King's authority confirmed through word and action (2).   Link to Nehemiah 16.  The Messiah-King acknowledged and His mission identified.   Link to Esther 17.  Visual confirmations of divine Kingship.   Link to Job 18.  Kingdom compassion.   Link to Psalms 19.  The importance of earthly and kingdom familial relations. Proclamation of Davidic Son-ship from within Israel Link to Proverbs 20.  Prerogatives of kingship and requirements of His subjects.   Link to Ecclesiastes 21.  Prophetic fulfillments of the Messiah-King.   Link to Song of Solomon 22.  Testing of the King.   Link to Isaiah 23.  Woe to disobedient subjects.   Link to Jeremiah 24.  Olivet discourse; prophetic passages. Book Superstructure Book Structure Book Outline   Link to Lamentations 25.  Olivet discourse; prophetic passages (2).   Link to Ezekiel 26.  Passover preparation – dual significance.   Link to Daniel 27.  Messiah-King – the Passover Lamb. Prophetic fulfillment of the Eternal Davidic King Link to Hosea 28.  The Risen King and His Great Commission.   ** The chosen super-structure is evident from Matthew's identifying Jesus with King David, the genealogy in particular sets the mood. In the first chapter, David is mentioned 6 times; 5 in the genealogy. The genealogy is divided into sections of 14 generations each    with David as the link. Interestingly, David is written d-v-d in Hebrew – of which the gematria value is 14.  d = 4 v = 6 d = 4, or a total of 14.   *** It is certain that chapter and verse divisions were not arbitrary but were divinely inspired. Matthew provides wonderful evidence of this fact (although we can be sure he didn't realize it was happening). See attached previously supplied patterns as evidence of these things.     Life application: In previous commentaries, the chronologically-snobberous teachings of those who dismiss dispensationalism have been addressed. Just because something new is introduced into biblical interpretation, it does not mean that what is presented is invalid. Suitable explanations for why dismissing dispensationalism is inappropriate were presented.   One of the doctrines that arises because of the dispensational model is that of the rapture. The doctrine is necessary because what happens to the church in Christ's coming, if it has actually not replaced Israel, is not sufficiently addressed by earlier teachings within the church.   From a dispensational understanding of biblical writings, the coming of Christ in His return to save Israel cannot be the same as the coming of Christ to receive His church. This is because even if the church is a part of the commonwealth of Israel (Ephesians 2:12), it is not the nation of Israel. Paul never hints at such a notion.   Therefore, the writings of Paul in 1 Corinthians 15, 1 Thessalonians 4, and 2 Thessalonians 2 cannot be speaking of matters related to Israel. In dismissal of this, rapture deniers say that the term “rapture” is never mentioned by Paul. However, a doctrine does not need a specific word for it to be valid.   The doctrine of original sin is clearly taught in Scripture, even if no such term is ever used. Likewise, the teaching of the Trinity is accepted by all orthodox Christian teachers of Scripture, and yet the name is never used.   Matthew's gospel is directed to Israel, under the law and demonstrating Christ's fulfillment of the law. With that complete, the New Covenant was introduced. With Israel's rejection of Christ, they were placed under the punishments of the Law of Moses, having remained under that law until a future date.   At that time, the Gentiles took the prominent role in the church while the number of Jews decreased to the point where there was but a remnant left at any time during the church age. When the dispensation of grace ends, the church must be removed in order to refocus the redemptive narrative on the nation of Israel.   Matthew's gospel has introduced something new into the redemptive narrative, the coming of Jesus Christ. Only in understanding the history of the world from a dispensational viewpoint does the overall scenario of what God is doing make proper sense.   There will be a rapture of the church. After that, the world will be prepared for Jesus' return to His long-wayward people to rule among them for a thousand years. Matthew clearly indicates that it is up to Israel's decision to acknowledge Jesus for Him to physically return to the earth and accomplish this –   “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the one who kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to her! How often I wanted to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, but you were not willing! 38 See! Your house is left to you desolate; 39 for I say to you, you shall see Me no more till you say, ‘Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!'” Matthew 23:37-39   Jerusalem refers to the national leadership of Israel, not the church. The church has already said “Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord.” They have done so for two thousand years. However, a day lies ahead when Israel will do this as well.   Lord God, thank You for allowing us to see wonderful treasures in Your word. They give us every confidence that it truly is from You, and it is revealing Your heart and mind to us. Yes, Lord God, thank You for Your precious word. Amen!  

Various members in the Presence church community share their testimonies of seeing the risen King!

 Who is Jesus? Who do you say He is? Why does it matter? In part 7 of this series, we continuing exploring the Gospel according to Mark. Our goal is to look at who Jesus said He was, and in doing so, that we would also look at our own ideas and images of Jesus, and realign them to truth. Support the showThis podcast is brought to you free of charge through the donations of generous people.If this content blessed you and you would like to help us reach more people, please take a few minutes to rate our podcast and leave us a review.If you'd like to support us financially, you can make donations hereIf you'd like to learn more about us you can visit our website.If you'd like to contact us directly follow this link. If you enjoyed this teaching, Pastor Jacob has another conversation-style podcast that we think you'd really enjoy. Check it out here!

 Who is Jesus? Who do you say He is? Why does it matter? In part 7 of this series, we continuing exploring the Gospel according to Mark. Our goal is to look at who Jesus said He was, and in doing so, that we would also look at our own ideas and images of Jesus, and realign them to truth. Support the showThis podcast is brought to you free of charge through the donations of generous people.If this content blessed you and you would like to help us reach more people, please take a few minutes to rate our podcast and leave us a review.If you'd like to support us financially, you can make donations hereIf you'd like to learn more about us you can visit our website.If you'd like to contact us directly follow this link. If you enjoyed this teaching, Pastor Jacob has another conversation-style podcast that we think you'd really enjoy. Check it out here!

Northpoint Community Church is under the leadership of Pastors Denny Rodney and Sarah Duron. Our church exists to love God well by creating a Christ-centered culture-changing community. Connect with us online at ncc.team or follow us on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook @ccnorthpoint

It's Easter, and we want to celebrate Jesus defeating death and being our Risen King! let's dive into this message together from our Lead Pastor, Thomas Lane! #ascentchurchva 

"because HE LIVES….our fear is gone.” Join us as Pastor David Perkins brings an encouraging and timely message just for you! If you have never connected with us via our connection card, be sure to fill one out now! Connect with us at | bit.ly/RadiantConnectionCard Do you need prayer? Let us pray for you through this link | bit.ly/RadiantConnectionCard MusicBed SyncID: MB01SMWFTC7HQ4K

We all have different titles, positions, and roles. In the same way, Jesus has different titles like teacher, savior, friend, and King. While we enjoy calling Him by many titles, Jesus as King can be uncomfortable because it requires us to acknowledge and live by his authority. However, it's the power of the King to negotiate your release from the debt you couldn't pay. It's the power of the King to declare you free.

What compels you to give your ultimate or final allegiance to something or someone? In this sermon, Pastor Adam invites us on a journey to discover the true meaning of redemption and salvation found in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, our king.

What compels you to give your ultimate or final allegiance to something or someone? In this sermon, Pastor Adam invites us on a journey to discover the true meaning of redemption and salvation found in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, our king.

Continuing our series on the Prophetic Personalities, Havilah's sits down with Cole Zick to talk all about the knower prophetic personalities. Cole and his wife Caitlin have been longtime friends and currently pastor a church called Risen King. This is an insightful conversation that we hope will bring clarity and empowerment as you grow in your prophetic personality to hear God's voice the way you were uniquely designed to hear him. Continue your journey of learning about all 4 Prophetic Personalities. Pick up a copy of Havilah's newest book: Created to Hear God on Amazon or wherever books are sold. Thanks so much for listening and if you're looking for more ways to connect with me or for more resources, check these links: ⁠--> havilahcunnington.com ⁠ ⁠--> havilahsauthorschool.com⁠ ⁠--> thetruthacademy.com --> createdtoheargod.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/havilah-cunnington/support