Renewal Chapels
Pastor Tom Smith
What Kind of King Were You Expecting
What Kind of King Were You Expecting
What Kind of King Were You Expecting
Sunday 5th April 2020
Discover Pastor Tom Smith's take on Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, exploring expectations, corruption, and lessons in humility on the Renewal Chapel Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Jesus' Entry into Jerusalem: Challenging Expectations and Corruption
Jesus had challenged the rulers of Judea- already not the roman rulers, but the local rulers. They allowed those people to be in those positions like that, and if the savior comes and does what he says he does, then their whole system is turned upside down.
Ever wondered what kind of king the people of Jerusalem were expecting when Jesus made his entry into the city? In this compelling episode of the Renewal Chapel Podcast, Pastor Tom Smith dives into this very question. He paints a vivid picture of a populace anticipating a ruler who would restore their nation to its former glory under King David and Solomon. However, Jesus had different plans.
Rather than fulfilling their political aspirations, he aimed to challenge the existing power structures and expose the deep-rooted corruption within the temple. Pastor Tom sheds light on how Jesus' actions rattled the religious leaders aligned with Rome, causing quite a stir in the political landscape of the time.
This episode isn't just a historical recount; it's a deep dive into the significance of the temple, the trials Jesus faced, and the lessons in humility and love that his journey offers us today. Perfect for anyone interested in the rich history of Jerusalem or looking to draw inspiration from Jesus' life, this episode promises to leave you reflecting on your own expectations and beliefs.