Tag Archives: Psalm 118

Triumphal Entry of the Savior

Posted on April 11, 2022 by Clark Bunch

Many events during Jesus’ earthly ministry had been recorded prophetically hundreds of years earlier. As Jesus enters Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, let’s connect some of those dots to see the whole picture. Or at least more of it.

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Parable of Tenants

Posted on August 22, 2021 by Clark Bunch

The Parable of Wicked Tenants/Vinedressers from Mark 12 is read, analyzed and applied in this sermon. This is also a lesson about expository preaching and we use that model in our worship.

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This is the Day the Lord has Made

Posted on May 5, 2019 by Clark Bunch

It’s a very well-known verse often used in calls to worship. The tone of Psalm 118 is worship but this verse could serve as a reminder that we are called to more than worship. This is the day the Lord … Continue reading →

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The Triumphal Entry

Posted on March 25, 2018 by Clark Bunch

Jesus said that he humbled himself so that God could lift him up. He was exalted as he entered Jerusalem but oddly humble, as he rode in on a donkey, at the same time. It had the outward appearance of … Continue reading →

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Chosen

Posted on April 17, 2016 by Clark Bunch

Part 3 in the God’s People series April 17, 2016 | text: 1 Peter 2:1-12 Therefore… you can’t begin with therefore. Peter is about to draw a conclusion based on every piece of evidence he has … Continue reading →