“And he (Jesus) is the head of the body, the church; he is the beginning and the firstborn from among the dead, so that in everything he might have the supremacy.” —Colossians 1:18

Week 1:
1. Mark 1:9-15
2. Stories and lives that seem to be disconnected an actually be connected on a very deep level.

Week 2:
1. Genesis 17:1-7, 15-16
2. God’s promises seem a long time in coming, but he leaves us tangible means of being reminded of them.

Week 3:
1. John 2:13-22
2. Jesus promises (and delivers) destruction, but he also promises restoration.

Week 4:
1. John 3:14-21
2. Jesus will be lifted up as the Light of the World, so that those who love darkness may see the light.

Week 5:
1. John 12:20-33
2. Jesus receives a request from some Greeks, in which they seem to offer a way out of the crucifixion. He chooses his hour instead.

Week 6:
1. Mark 11:1-11
2. Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey, and act filled with symbolism, and almost immediately leaves the city to rest before his work ahead.

Sermon Notes

These questions are designed to foster spiritual growth, self-reflection, and a deeper commitment to following Jesus in every aspect of life. Exactly what Jesus desired and His preferred Palm Sunday outcome. This day begins Holy Week and in full appreciation for what He would do, a “salvation door” was being opened to all. As Holy Week now begins, we acknowledge the profound significance of what Jesus would accomplish this week ahead.

What specifically are you doing now to grow spiritually in relationship with God?