Go Tell That Fox

In a powerful exposition of Luke 13:31–33, the sermon reveals how Jesus confronts both the deceptive warning from His enemies and the fear of human authority with unwavering trust in God's sovereign plan. Though the Pharisees and Herod conspire to manipulate Jesus into fleeing, He sees through their malice and declares that His mission—casting out demons, healing, and fulfilling His divine purpose—will continue until He reaches Jerusalem, where He must die as the appointed Prophet. The sermon emphasizes that Jesus' death was not a defeat but a deliberate, redemptive act, fulfilling God's eternal design, and that all human evil, including the crucifixion, is ultimately overruled for the good of God's people. Drawing from Romans 8, it affirms that nothing—neither persecution, death, nor any created thing—can separate believers from God's love, calling Christians to live with confident hope, knowing that God is sovereignly working all things for the advancement of His kingdom and the eternal good of His people.