A Kingdom Not of This World

Nov 24, 2024 • The Rev. Charlie Holt

Pilate treats Jesus as a political problem, but in John 18 the prisoner turns the questioning back on the governor. On the last Sunday of the church year, Rev. Holt sets Joshua's question about whose side God is on beside Daniel's vision of the Son of Man, and argues that Christ's kingdom is personal before it is political. Bill Bright's picture of the throne in the circle asks who rules every room of the heart.

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