St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

International Church of KL

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

Pastor Keith Hooker

shepherd of the flock

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

Six days you shall labor

..but the seventh day is a Sabbath to the LORD your God

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

He has filled them with skill

to do all kinds of work

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

Give generously to him

the LORD your God will bless you in all your work

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

Be strong ..and do the work

He will not fail you .. until all the work .. of the LORD is finished

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

As God's fellow workers

we urge you not to receive God's grace in vain

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

Next Sunday’s Message

Mar 14th, 2008 by Pastor Keith | 0

On Palm Sunday Jesus was greeted with all the enthusiasm a crowd usually reserves for a conquering king. Josephus the Jewish historian estimated that over one million people would squeeze into Jerusalem for the annual Passover and most of them had undoubtedly heard about Jesus of Nazareth. What the crowd didn’t notice was that Jesus was not riding on a white stallion, the horse usually reserved for conquering kings, but a donkey. Jesus had declared many times that his ‘kingdom was not of this world’ and that the power and glory of God’s Kingdom was infinitely greater than the kingdoms of this world and that blessings of God are reserved for those who honour and worship the King. Happily this brings us to the final prayer in the prayer Jesus taught his disciples to pray – “For yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever. Amen”  Matthew 6:13. Every true believer seeks God’s blessing more than anything else and in Jesus final prayer we are invited to receive it.

See you Sunday!

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