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The Beginning of The End

Philip Anthony Mitchell·2819

Sunday, April 19, 2026

Part of Entry & End Times

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Summary

In this message launching the series Entry and End Times, Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell explores Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem from Matthew 21:1-11. He highlights how Jesus intentionally arranged every detail to fulfill ancient biblical prophecies, proving that God actively guards and performs His word. Believers are challenged to step into radical obedience without needing all the answers, to yield what is most valuable to Christ, and to live with urgent compassion for the lost as we await His return.

Key Scriptures

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Matthew 21:1-11↗Zechariah 9:9↗Daniel 9:24-27↗John 12↗

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Themes

Fulfillment of ProphecyGod's Faithfulness to His WordRadical ObedienceTrue Worship and SurrenderThe First and Second Coming of ChristUrgent Evangelism

Key Points

1.Jesus knew precisely when, where, and how He would die, making every word and action during Passion Week intensely purposeful.
2.Jesus intentionally arranged to ride into Jerusalem on a donkey to fulfill prophecies spoken hundreds of years earlier by Zechariah and Daniel.
3.God actively watches over His word across generations to guarantee that every promise and prophecy comes to pass exactly as spoken.
4.Disciples do not need complete understanding to obey; obedience simply requires faith and submission to God's instruction.
5.You never know the immense weight or future blessing attached to a single act of obedience.
6.True honor and worship mean giving Christ what is most valuable to us without withholding anything.
7.Living for the applause of people is dangerous because if you live by their praise, you will die by their rejection.
8.Jesus came the first time in humility as a King of Peace on a donkey, but He will return in power and judgment on a horse.
9.As believers look around at a lost world, we must share Christ's compassionate tears and urgently work to spread the gospel before His return.

Sermon Moments

“Because God is silent in a moment does not mean He is not talking to your answer.”

“God watches over His word through history to make sure it does not fall to the floor.”

“You never know the weight of one singular act of obedience or one clear instruction from God.”

“You don't need all the answers to be obedient; you just need submission and faith.”

“The crowd took the most valuable thing they owned off their backs and threw it down because Christ was that worthy.”

“If you live by people's praise, you will die by their rejection.”

“Jesus came the first time as a King of Peace riding a donkey, but the next time He comes, He will be on a horse.”

“I would to God that we would feel what Jesus felt when He wept over the city—that our eyes would be opened and moved to tears for the lost.”

This Week

Trust God's timing and hold fast to the promises He has spoken over your life, knowing He faithfully performs His word.
Execute prompt obedience to the Holy Spirit's promptings even when you do not fully understand the outcome.
Evaluate what you hold most valuable and intentionally surrender it to Jesus as a act of wholehearted worship.
Refuse to rely on human approval and anchor your identity and affirmation strictly in God.
Pray passionately for non-believers in your family, workplace, and city, asking God to open their hearts.
Align your daily decisions, career choices, and relationships with the revealed will of God in Scripture.
Share the hope of the gospel with at least one person this week with a sense of holy urgency.

Remember This

God faithfully keeps every word He speaks, calling us to obey Him completely and live with urgent devotion as we await Christ's return.

A Challenge for You

Rally together for the glorious spread of the gospel of our soon-coming King, praying that we may be found faithful when He rides in the second time.

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