It’s pretty typical for a church’s Easter sermons to begin by talking about Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and end one week later on Easter Sunday with the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection. But what if rewind the tape back a bit further and study what was going on right before the triumphal entry. What was Jesus doing? Was he worried about what was to come? Sad? Was he backing off from the people who were about to crucify Him? What’s love got to do with the rather “common” (for Jesus, at least!) encounters that we find Him in?

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From Series: "What's Love got to do with it?"

It’s pretty typical for a church’s Easter sermons to begin by talking about Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and end one week later on Easter Sunday with the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection. But what if rewind the tape back a bit further and study what was going on right before the triumphal entry. What was Jesus doing? Was he worried about what was to come? Sad? Was he backing off from the people who were about to crucify Him? What’s love got to do with the rather “common” (for Jesus, at least!) encounters that we find Him in?