A Triumphal Entry and A Victorious End" 29-Mar-2026 10AM

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So we pray and ask today that a new and afresh, even as you rode in to the holy city of Jerusalem, God, ride in today on our circumstances. Ride in today on our sickness. Ride in today on our bereavement. Ride in today in our financial difficulty. Ride on, king Jesus. Let no man hinder thee. Ride on, conquering king. No one can hinder thee. We stand in intercession today for those who need strength, god. Send their way. [00:37:18] (44 seconds)  #JesusOverOurCircumstances Download clip

God, we thank you that you are a mender of broken hearts. We thank you that in the valleys of life, we don't have to walk alone for you said that you would be with us, that you would cover us. We thank you that even in loneliness, God, you said that you will be one who's ever sticks closer than any brother. We praise you, and we lift you because we know that you are able to do anything but fail. And so we stretch out to you today in faith, still believing that, God, if we have the faith, you still have the power. [00:38:13] (47 seconds)  #GodMendsBrokenHearts Download clip

And because we know that the experience of life is filled with many ups and downs and highs and lows and moments of celebration and moments of concern, it is always incumbent upon us that we remember the teaching and the admonishment of our savior who told us in Luke eighteen and one that men and women ought always pray and not lose heart. The prayer is pivotal pivotal to our Christian journey because as the words of the old song says, we need the lord to guide us each and every day, every second, every minute, every hour [00:29:25] (47 seconds)  #PrayWithoutCeasing Download clip

Thank you, pastor, for pouring out to us today to remind us that even between triumphal entries and a victorious end that has been given to us through Jesus Christ, there will be some moments along the way that will be painful, that will not be enjoyable, that will be bitter, moments of betrayal. But we thank God that God is able to bring us through it, that after every crucifixion, there's always a resurrection. And thank you, pastor, for reminding us of that. We need to hear that in the times in which we're living, because it it it seems that we're in the middle of that week now, aren't we, as a people and as a nation? [02:18:27] (51 seconds)  #TrialsBeforeTriumph Download clip

One of the signs that you're growing in Christ is that not you not only learn how to thank god for what he's doing in your life, you learn how to praise god for what he's doing in the lives of people connected to you. And I say that to say, as we move forward in worship and away from this fellowship period, won't you just take a moment to just give god praise for whatever he's doing in the life of your brother, your sister, your new friend that you just made. We thank god. Thank god for the the fruit and the spirit of fellowship and for sister Cara Bell, welcoming us to worship. Amen. In [00:54:11] (40 seconds)  #PraiseForEachOther Download clip

And again, we we know that we like to call and check, try to be sensitive to that as well, and whatever they want us to know at the time, they will they will they will make that known to us. So, let's be sensitive to that, alright? Let's continue to pray. That's that's the best thing we can do for them in this season. Let's continue to cover them and and lift them up in our prayers. [02:23:29] (20 seconds)  #PrayAndCover Download clip

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