Who’s Actually Right About Jesus? | Matthew 21:1-11 | Palm Sunday

Who’s Actually Right About Jesus? | Christ For YouMatthew 21:1–11 | Palm SundayHow do you know you have the real Jesus when so many voices claim to speak for Him? What do you do when the world, false teachers, politicians, skeptics, and even your own heart all say something different about Him? And if everyone has a version of Jesus, how can you know which one is true?In this sermon on Matthew 21:1–11, Pastor Rojas explores the chaos and noise surrounding Jesus as He enters Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. The crowds are not united. The city is stirred up. People keep asking, “Who is this?” Some call Him the Son of David. Others call Him a prophet. The Pharisees want Him silenced. And in the middle of all that confusion stands Jesus Himself. This sermon shows that the problem has not changed. The noise is still here. The crowds never went away.This sermon shows why the answer is not to guess, follow the loudest crowd, or build a Jesus that suits you. The answer is to listen to Christ Himself. Jesus does not leave vague hints about who He is. He speaks plainly. He proves His words by mighty works. And then, once He has shown who He is, He goes to the cross so that you may know exactly who is dying for you: not a mere man, not a failed Messiah, but the Son of God in the flesh, your King who comes to save sinners. If you want to know the real Jesus, you must look to His cross, His Word, and His resurrection. There, and only there, certainty is found.Subscribe & Share:Spotify: Christ For YouPortuguês: Cristo Para VocêWebsite: ZionWG.orgLooking for a Lutheran Church near you?Support the preaching of God’s Word.