In the sermon “The Return of the King” (Luke 19:28-44), Elder Bob Scaia highlights key lessons from Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. He emphasizes the importance of discipleship, urging believers to be obedient to Jesus’ commands, participating in His work, and also praising Jesus even if it angers His enemies. Finally, this passage reflects on Jesus’ sorrow over Jerusalem, reminding believers to weep for the lost and for unbelievers to not miss the opportunity for salvation before the return of King Jesus.
Jesus Uses His Disciples to Do His Work
- Jesus prepares His disciples
- Be obedient to His commands
- We are blessed when we participate in His work
Honor, Rejoice, and Praise Jesus
- Honor Him with our service and our things
- Rejoice and praise with a loud voice
- Rejoicing and praising Jesus will anger His enemies
Weep For Unbelievers
- Jesus wept for Jerusalem
- When King Jesus returns, all nations will weep
- Do not miss the time of your visitation
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