John H. Wadsworth III

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  • April 6, 32AD First Palm Sunday

April 6, 32AD First Palm Sunday

Tuesday 7th April 2020

Join John H. Wadsworth III as he explores the first Palm Sunday, discussing Jesus' actions and their relevance today.
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Palm Sunday: Unpacking the First Triumph with John H. Wadsworth III

There's a lot of harlots and a lot of sinners that are detestable to people today, but will be in heaven. Son of Sam trusted in Christ and believed in the salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. And he's going to go to heaven.
Imagine stepping back in time to April 6, 32AD, the day Jesus made his triumphant entry into Jerusalem. In this episode, John H. Wadsworth III takes listeners on a historical and spiritual journey through the first Palm Sunday. Drawing from Matthew 21:1-32, John paints a vivid picture of the events leading up to Jesus' entry, the celebratory atmosphere of Passover, and the profound actions Jesus took in the temple.
He doesn't shy away from discussing the hypocrisy of the religious leaders of that time, drawing thought-provoking parallels to today's faith practices. One of the most compelling parts of the episode is the story of Son of Sam, a convicted murderer who found salvation through Christ. This tale serves as a powerful reminder of the transformative power of genuine faith. John's compassionate and insightful narration provides a fresh perspective on a well-known story, making it relevant for today's listeners.
Whether you're on a spiritual journey or simply curious about biblical history, this episode offers a blend of theological insight and contemporary relevance that is sure to inspire.