The Trajectory of the Kingdom

God's timing is rarely rushed, but it is always purposeful.In this Palm Sunday sermon on Luke 19:28–40, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon explores the "trajectory of the kingdom" as demonstrated through Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Pastor Neil unpacks three vital characteristics of God's kingdom: it operates according to divine timing (Kairos), it acts in seamless continuity with biblical history, and it is driven by the ultimate purpose of glorifying God rather than fulfilling human expectations. Discover how shifting from a mindset of panic to one of divine purpose changes how we wait and trust God through life's hardest seasons.In this episode, we cover:God’s Sense of Timing: Differentiating between Chronos (chronological time) and Kairos (the fullness of time) in the Christian walk.In Alignment with History: How Jesus’ entry on Lamb Selection Day fulfilled Old Testament prophecies from Exodus 12.Driven by Purpose: Choosing to live for the glory of God rather than using God as a tool for personal escape or comfort.The Definition of Glory: Making much of God at the expense of self-exaltation.Kingdom Impact: How faithful living and generosity extend the gospel beyond our local church walls.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube