Bulletin Outline
Luke 19:28-44 The Triumphal Entry: A Kairos Moment
- Life is full of Kairos moments
- Those moments when one’s response sets the course of one’s future
- Background
- Context: The parable of the 10 minas (Lk 19:11-27)
- Details about the colt
- Tied at the entrance of the village (Lk 19:30a)
- Never been ridden before (Lk 19:30b)
- It is God’s (Lk 19:31, 34)
- In service to God, everything is at his disposal!
- This is emphasized 2x by the repetition of the story!
- The Entrance of Jesus into Jerusalem was a Kairos Moment
- The Kairos Moments for the disciples (Lk 19:35-38)
- Obedience to the Master’s request (Lk 19:30)
- Responding as the Master said (Lk 19:34)
- Acts of Worship & Praise (Lk 19:35-38, 1Ki 1:33, Ps 118:22-26, Zech 9:9)
- Will you allow yourself to be carried away in worship and praise?
- The Kairos Moment for the Pharisees (Lk 19:39-40)
- The invitation to worship, is a moment that can change everything for a person.
- The disciples found themselves in praise.
- The Pharisees found themselves indignant.
- At the moment of entry into Jerusalem, there is no one who is neutral. (Ps 2:11)
- The invitation to worship, is a moment that can change everything for a person.
- The Kairos Moment for Jerusalem (Lk 19:41-44) (Josephus’ Wars of the Jews 5:261-378ff)
- The city of peace couldn’t recognize what would truly bring her peace.
- Tears are in order when people refuse Christ
- Jesus only wept over 2 things in Scripture
- Death of Lazarus – a close friend lost
- Jerusalem – a dear city lost
- Judgment for rejection
- The Kairos Moment for You and I
- The Kairos Moments for the disciples (Lk 19:35-38)
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