EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026 · 48 MIN
Week 160: The Hour Has Come
from The Isaiah 43 Podcast · host Clayton
Send us Fan MailAs Jesus enters Jerusalem, the crowds shout “Hosanna!” and celebrate the arrival of their long-awaited King. But did they truly understand who He was — or why He came?In this episode, we walk through John 12:12-23 and explore the triumphal entry of Christ, the fulfillment of ancient prophecy, and the sovereign plan of God unfolding through history. While many expected a political rescue, Jesus came to accomplish something far greater: redemption from sin and reconciliation with God.We’ll examine how prophecy confirms Christ’s identity, why some prophecies were impossible for any man to manipulate, and what this means for our assurance today. If God sovereignly orchestrated every detail of Christ’s mission, what does that say about His faithfulness in our lives?Join us as we behold the King who came not merely to reign — but to save.This week we will be reading the following Scripture in order:Jeremiah 17:9Acts 2:23John 12:12-23Psalm 118:25-26Isaiah 46:9-10Zechariah 9:9 Psalm 22:16-18Acts 4:12John 14:6Titus 3:5John 11:25-26John 6:37Proverbs 24:16Hebrews 4:14-16Romans 8:281 Peter 5:7Hebrews 10:231 John 2:1Psalm 2:2-4Philippians 4:6-72 Corinthians 11:23-29Philippians 4:8-9Philippians 3:8-9John 14:27Matthew 11:28Hebrews 12:1-2Romans 8:1We look forward to seeing again on Sunday!
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Send us Fan Mail As Jesus enters Jerusalem, the crowds shout “Hosanna!” and celebrate the arrival of their long-awaited King. But did they truly understand who He was — or why He came? In this episode, we walk through John 12:12-23 and explore the triumphal entry of Christ, the fulfillment of ancient prophecy, and the sovereign plan of God unfolding through history. While many expected a political rescue, Jesus came to accomplish something far greater: redemption from sin and reconciliation w...
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