Pastor Jack Hibbs is passionate about life! This passion comes out of his deep understanding that God, who came to earth in human skin, has through Jesus Christ provided the way, the truth, and the life. Our relationship with God, broken because of our sin, can be restored through Him. Jesus said He came to give us "abundant" life. That's real life done God's way!

Our relationship with Christ and His instructions about the Christian life should impact every area of our being. That's right! God's Word -- the Bible -- speaks to the real life issues we all face. Depression. Joy. Suffering. Forgiveness. Peace. Fulfillment.

It is our hope that through Jesus Christ you will know Real Life!

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Join us as we kick off Passion Week 2025 with Palm Sunday. We will be lead in worship by our Children's Ministry Choir and then begin our Resurrection 2025 sermon series.

Sunday 1st Service - LIVE: JESUS IS THE KING (Luke 19:28-47)

Jesus didn’t enter Jerusalem quietly—He arrived as King, fulfilling ancient prophecies down to the donkey He rode. This Palm Sunday message walks you through the historic moment that changed everything.

Live: Jesus is the King! (Luke 19:29-48)

Sunday 2nd Service - LIVE: JESUS IS KING (Luke 19:28-47)

Welcome everyone! We are a church that praises the Lord and studies His word verse-by-verse. Feel free to join us at anytime in-person or during our livestream on Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/CCOTH/live/



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Final Week of Jesus's Walk on Earth | After His Triumphant Entry to Jerusalem | Down from Mt. of Olives to Temple Court | House of Prayer Made into Den of Thieves | Court of the Gentiles - Big Gathering Place for Everyone | Instead of Praying for the Gentiles they Were Preying on Them | Beware of Prosperity Churches Always Talking About Money | Once a Year All Males Above 20 Years Were to Bring Half a Shekel | Money Changers Would Exchange Roman Coins into Shekels with Unreasonable Profit | Sacrifices Sold Expensively in Order to Have Priest's Approval | This Was Second Time Jesus Cleared the Courtyard | We Should Be a Temple of Holy Spirit Constantly in Prayer | Don't Destroy the Temple or God Will Destroy You | God is Going to Protect His Church | God is with Us Who Can Be Against Us | We Were Made Spiritually Alive | Free of Sin of This World | Satan is god of This World | Sons of Disobedience Serve Evil | Lust of the Flesh is from Enemy | God is Rich in Mercy | Cleansing Power of C

Luke 19: 45-48 | Tuesday Night Bible Study | 04-15-2025 | Pastor Joe Pedick

God ~ Always On Time | 04-13-2025 | Luke 19:29-44 | Pastor Joe Pedick

Crossroads Community Church

You’d have to be crazy to want to be humbled. We live in a society where, whether blatantly or not, every Instagram post is telling you who’s the best. It’s not natural to want to take a backseat in a society like that –– plus, “being humbled” usually involves pain or loss of some kind. That means, the fact that Almighty God exchanged all the majesty due his name for humility –– for us –– is a crazy act of love and sacrifice. Join us as we celebrate Palm Sunday and the humility of God!

Humility Instead (Luke 19:28-48) - Pastor Daniel Fusco

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The King Arrives 
Speaker: Pastor Philip Miller 
Scripture: Luke 19:28-44 
 
Over the last 10 chapters of Luke, we've journeyed with Jesus to Jerusalem, and now, in Luke 19, He arrives. This marks the beginning of Passion Week, His final week before crucifixion and resurrection. Jesus’ entry, riding a colt, fulfills Zechariah’s prophecy and mirrors Solomon's coronation, signifying Jesus as the rightful heir and King. This act, seemingly humble, declares peace and shalom, contrasting with the image of a conquering king on a warhorse. It signals the arrival of true peace, not just for Israel, but for all nations. The disciples’ joyous cries of “Blessed is the King” echo the angels’ announcement in Luke 2, further emphasizing Jesus’ messianic identity. 
 
The Pharisees, threatened by Jesus’ claim to kingship, demand He silence His disciples. Their fear stems from a pragmatic agreement with Rome: maintain order and retain religious authority. Jesus’ popularity and kingship challenge this delicate balance, risking Roman intervention. This highlights a core struggle many have with Jesus: accepting Him as King requires total allegiance, disrupting our own authority and self-rule. We often prefer Jesus as teacher or advisor, roles that don't demand surrender. Yet, true life and flourishing come only through bowing to His Kingship. 
 
Jesus’ response to the Pharisees – “if these were silent, the very stones would cry out” – underscores that all creation recognizes and submits to God's rule. We, often blinded by our own desires, rebel, choosing self-inflicted misery over flourishing under His reign. Jesus’ weeping over Jerusalem reveals His compassion. He grieves not out of anger, but from a deep love for His people, foreseeing the consequences of their rejection. This compassion culminates in His sacrifice on the cross, dying for those who rejected Him, offering forgiveness and shalom they don't deserve. 
 
This act of ultimate love demonstrates Jesus’ unique kingship. Unlike earthly rulers who demand submission and take, Jesus gives everything, even His life, so we might willingly kneel in worship. His authority is exercised through love, His power wielded in service, and His rule expressed by sacrifice. This radical kingship extends an offer of abundant life and forgiveness even to those who crucified Him, as Peter proclaims in Acts 2. 
 
Therefore, friends, let us not be like the Pharisees, clinging to self-rule and rejecting the King who offers true shalom. Jesus’ weeping reminds us of His deep love and the cost of our rebellion. Let us choose flourishing under His reign, embracing His authority and experiencing the abundant life He offers. This is the path to true peace, the shalom that only the King can bring. Let us willingly kneel before Him in worship and discover the joy of living under His loving and transformative rule. 
 
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The King Arrives
Speaker: Pastor Philip Miller
Scripture: Luke 19:28-44

Over the last 10 chapters of Luke, we've journeyed with Jesus to Jerusalem, and now, in Luke 19, He arrives. This marks the beginning of Passion Week, His final week before crucifixion and resurrection.  Jesus’ entry, riding a colt, fulfills Zechariah’s prophecy and mirrors Solomon's coronation, signifying Jesus as the rightful heir and King. This act, seemingly humble, declares peace and shalom, contrasting with the image of a conquering king on a warhorse.  It signals the arrival of true peace, not just for Israel, but for all nations.  The disciples’ joyous cries of “Blessed is the King” echo the angels’ announcement in Luke 2, further emphasizing Jesus’ messianic identity.

The Pharisees, threatened by Jesus’ claim to kingship, demand He silence His disciples.  Their fear stems from a pragmatic agreement with Rome: maintain order and retain religious authority. Jesus’ popularity and kingship challenge this del

The King Arrives | Pastor Philip Miller | Luke 19:28-44

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Using a parable, Jesus delagated kingdom work do his disciples. Jesus recognized a misconception about the kingdom of God, required his disciples to serve the kingdom, and reminded everyone of the mission's importance. If you profess to be a Christian, are you doing the kingdom work of evangelism and discipleship, or are you serving yourself? 
 
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00:42 Scripture Reading Luke 19:11-27 
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04:17 Common Kingdom Error: Seven-Mountain Mandate 
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05:54 Jesus Required Disciples to do Kingdom Work 
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Using a parable, Jesus delagated kingdom work do his disciples. Jesus recognized a misconception about the kingdom of God, required his disciples to serve the kingdom, and reminded everyone of the mission's importance. If you profess to be a Christian, are you doing the kingdom work of evangelism and discipleship, or are you serving yourself?

00:00 Intro
00:42 Scripture Reading Luke 19:11-27
02:26 Passage Summary
02:43 Jesus Recognized a Misunderstanding of God's Kingdom
04:17 Common Kingdom Error: Seven-Mountain Mandate
04:57 Common Kingdom Error: Social Gospel
05:54 Jesus Required Disciples to do Kingdom Work
06:47 Parable Symbolism Explained
10:57 Servant 1: Faithfully Served
11:44 Servant 2: Faithfully Served
12:47 Servant 3: Faithlessly Did Not Serve
17:15 Jesus Reminded of the Mission's Importance
22:31 Self Reflection & Application
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Speaker: Tom Bruscha 
Date: 2025.08.20 ( 7pm)

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#85 Luke 18:35-19:10

ABOUT THIS MESSAGE 
In Luke 19:1-10, we meet Zacchaeus, a man seen as a manipulator and traitor by his community, but seen differently by Jesus. Where others saw someone worth rejecting, Jesus saw a heart worth saving. This story reminds us that a friendship with Jesus isn't based on reputation or performance, but on grace and transformation. Our Savior doesn’t just tolerate people, He pursues them with a boundary-breaking love. Join us as we discover a Friend who draws near when others walk away and sees your heart when others see your past. 
 
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In Luke 19:1-10, we meet Zacchaeus, a man seen as a manipulator and traitor by his community, but seen differently by Jesus. Where others saw someone worth rejecting, Jesus saw a heart worth saving. This story reminds us that a friendship with Jesus isn't based on reputation or performance, but on grace and transformation. Our Savior doesn’t just tolerate people, He pursues them with a boundary-breaking love. Join us as we discover a Friend who draws near when others walk away and sees your heart when others see your past.

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Sunday Church Online | The Friendships of Jesus: Zacchaeus (Luke 19:1-10) | Pastor Amira Onuoha

Through varous prophets, God gave prophetic words to his people indicating things that Messiah would do when he comes. These prophecies were recorded in the Old Testament, and Luke records Jesus fulfilling some of those prophesies at his Triumphal Entry. In doing so, Jesus revealed that his the the promised one who brings salvation. 
 
00:00 Intro 
00:57 Scripture Reading Luke 19:28-40 
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02:37 Prophetic Moment 1: Colt 
04:41 Prophetic Moment 2: Triumphal Entry 
09:09 Prophetic Moment 3: Stones Cry Out 
11:50 Reason 1 to Praise Jesus: King 
12:56 Reason 2 to Praise Jesus: Divine Authority 
13:39 Reason 3 to Praise Jesus: Peacemaker 
14:47 Reason 4 to Praise Jesus: Glory 
16:17 What Christians & Churches Should Do 
20:14 Outro 
 
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Through varous prophets, God gave prophetic words to his people indicating things that Messiah would do when he comes. These prophecies were recorded in the Old Testament, and Luke records Jesus fulfilling some of those prophesies at his Triumphal Entry. In doing so, Jesus revealed that his the the promised one who brings salvation.

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00:57 Scripture Reading Luke 19:28-40
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11:50 Reason 1 to Praise Jesus: King
12:56 Reason 2 to Praise Jesus: Divine Authority
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14:47 Reason 4 to Praise Jesus: Glory
16:17 What Christians & Churches Should Do
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Prophecy Alert! 7 Prophecies You Need to Know About | Luke 19:28-40

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Speaker: Tom Bruscha 
Date: 2025.09.10 (7pm)

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#87 Luke 19:13-27

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Speaker: Tom Bruscha 
Date: 2025.09.17 ( 7pm)

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Date: 2025.09.17 ( 7pm)

#88 Luke 19:28...

The Joy of a Changed Life 
Speaker: Pastor Philip Miller 
Scripture: Luke 19:1-10 
 
Friends, today we dove into Luke 19, exploring Zacchaeus's encounter with Jesus—a case study in gospel transformation, a journey from greediness to generosity. Zacchaeus, a chief tax collector and a rich man, was in spiritual peril, trapped by his wealth. His name, ironically meaning "pure" or "clear," contrasted sharply with his corrupt practices. Like the rich man building bigger barns or the rich young ruler clinging to his possessions, Zacchaeus was in danger of losing everything for his love of money. Yet, something remarkable happened. He humbled himself, climbing a tree in desperation to see Jesus, breaking social conventions and risking public ridicule. This act of humility foreshadowed the transformation to come. 
 
Jesus, seeing Zacchaeus, invited himself over, extending grace to this unlikely recipient. Zacchaeus's response was astonishing: he gave away half his wealth to the poor and pledged fourfold restitution to anyone he'd defrauded. This radical generosity wasn't about earning salvation; it was the fruit of salvation already received. Like the tax collector in Jesus's parable, Zacchaeus recognized his sinfulness and received God's mercy. This transformed his relationship with money. He no longer sought significance, security, or satisfaction in wealth; Jesus had become his treasure. He let go of earthly riches to grab hold of the true riches found in Christ. 
 
This transformation happened through the gospel. Jesus declared, "Today salvation has come to this house." This salvation preceded Zacchaeus's generosity, demonstrating that grace, not works, is the source of true change. Jesus came to seek and save the lost, and Zacchaeus, the bullseye of God's grace, exemplified this truth. No one is beyond God's reach. Grace transforms. 
 
Paul's words in 2 Corinthians illuminate this further: "For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich for your sake he became poor, so that you by his poverty might become rich." Meditating on Christ's sacrifice—leaving heavenly riches to become poor for us—motivates us to make him our treasure. And when Jesus is our treasure, radical generosity naturally follows. 
 
So, where do we go from here? We can cultivate generosity by climbing the ladder of giving. Start with an initial gift, a step of faith. Then, move towards intentional, disciplined giving, aiming for the biblical standard of 10%. From there, consider missional giving, going above and beyond out of love for God and others. Finally, embrace legacy generosity, making giving a part of your life's story. 
 
God wants to be your greatest treasure, freeing you from the grip of material possessions and offering an abundant life in His kingdom. He offers significance, security, and satisfaction that can never be taken away. Let the gospel transform your heart, leading to a life of radical generosity, a life that testifies to the joy of a changed life, a life that even an atheist can't deny. Let's pray that God loosens our grip on worldly things and fills our hearts with the magnitude of His treasure. 
 
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The Joy of a Changed Life
Speaker: Pastor Philip Miller
Scripture: Luke 19:1-10

Friends, today we dove into Luke 19, exploring Zacchaeus's encounter with Jesus—a case study in gospel transformation, a journey from greediness to generosity. Zacchaeus, a chief tax collector and a rich man, was in spiritual peril, trapped by his wealth.  His name, ironically meaning "pure" or "clear," contrasted sharply with his corrupt practices.  Like the rich man building bigger barns or the rich young ruler clinging to his possessions, Zacchaeus was in danger of losing everything for his love of money. Yet, something remarkable happened.  He humbled himself, climbing a tree in desperation to see Jesus, breaking social conventions and risking public ridicule.  This act of humility foreshadowed the transformation to come.

Jesus, seeing Zacchaeus, invited himself over, extending grace to this unlikely recipient.  Zacchaeus's response was astonishing: he gave away half his wealth to the poor and pledged

The Joy Of A Changed Life | Pastor Philip Miller | Luke 19:1-10

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Grace Bible Church (Warren, MI) 
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Facebook: fb.me/GBCWarren 
Speaker: Tom Bruscha 
Date: 2025.08.27 ( 7pm)

Grace Bible Church (Warren, MI)
http://www.rightlydividing.org/
Facebook:  fb.me/GBCWarren
Speaker:  Tom Bruscha
Date: 2025.08.27 ( 7pm)

#86 Luke 19:11-13

Grace Bible Church (Warren, MI) 
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Facebook: fb.me/GBCWarren 
Speaker: Tom Bruscha 
Date: 2025.10.01 ( 7pm)

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Facebook:  fb.me/GBCWarren
Speaker:  Tom Bruscha
Date: 2025.10.01 ( 7pm)

#90 Luke 19:45-48-20:1

The aim of Calvary Chapel Santa Barbara is to give glory to Jesus. We are passionate about who He is, what He has done for us, and what He is doing in our world today. Lead by pastor Tommy Schneider, it is our goal to love God, love one another, & love on mission.

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