Kingdom, Glory and Power: Arguing with God – Part II
Key Verses:
- John 18:36-37
- John 19:1-3
- John 19:4-5
- John 19:7-8
- John 19:9-11
- 1 Peter 5:7
Summary:
The sermon explores the unique relationship between God and His people, where arguing with God is seen as a form of prayer when done with humility. It focuses on the trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate, highlighting the contrast between earthly power and divine truth. Pilate, representing worldly authority, is confronted with Jesus, who embodies truth and divine kingship. Despite Pilate’s attempts to assert control, Jesus remains the true King, demonstrating that real power lies in God’s hands. The sermon challenges listeners to reflect on their own desire for control and invites them to trust in God’s sovereignty, as exemplified by Jesus’ submission to the Father’s will. It concludes with a call to cast anxieties on God, recognizing His ultimate authority and care.