4 Days that Changed the World | Divine Descent | 1 Peter 3:18-20, 4:6 | Week 4

We are in a series that we've entitled "4 Days that Changed the World."  That's not some sort of spiritual hyperbole, this is the most talked about week, most written about week, most debated week, in the history of the cosmos.  On Palm Sunday, when Jesus entered into the streets of Jerusalem, you start a clock ticking from there. One week.  It's about .06% of Jesus's life and it's roughly 33% of the gospel narratives.   Do you think they thought this was important?  Just a little bit.  

Two weeks ago we talked about what happened on Thursday.  On Thursday, Jesus reimagined for us and taught us what love really looks like.  He shed his outer garment and got down on his hands and knees and he washed his disciples' feet.  It's this picture of what you do when you have power.  You don't use it to oppress people and keep people down.  You actually leverage your power to lift others up.  Last week, we saw that on the cross, on Friday, Jesus offers us forgiveness.  He takes on our forsakenness and that he says it's finished. . . .you're reunited with the King of kings and the Lord of lords, God Almighty.  If you weren't here last week, I'd encourage you to hop online and watch that video, if you can...