Search Results on Matthew 21:23‑32

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The Eternal Now
David J Lose | In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
Reflecting on Matthew 21:23-32, David Lose writes that in this parable is a surprising possibility of hope that someone who has refused to listen to God may yet change his/her mind to respond to the Gospel.
Matthew 21:23-32
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Hope, God's Will, Parables, Grace

Who Has Entered the Kingdom of God?
Jane Hulme | All Age Worship
Children's Sermon or Lesson
Jane Hulme's children's sermon for Matthew 21:23-32 challenges people with the truth that the person who has entered the kingdom of God shows it by their actions.
Matthew 21:23-32
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Good Works, Kingdom Of God, Obedience, Repentance

All!
David Lose | In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose offers insight on Matthew 21:23-32, particularly pointing out that this parable of the two sons is about reversal, rather than expulsion. God's kingdom has room for all.
Matthew 21:23-32
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Inclusion, Jesus Christ's Authority, Kingdom Of God, Parables

Sending Out
Re-Worship
Benediction or Blessing
This is a commission and benediction based on the Parable of the Two Sons in Matthew 21:23-32, which calls us to realize our own sin and seek to do what's right.
Matthew 21:23-32
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Cowardice, Kingdom Of God, Righteousness, Self-examination

By What Authority?
The Living Church
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
A sermon starter on Matthew 21:23-32 that explores how the passage "cues us in on the need to be watchful for opportunities to experience anticipatory foretastes of God’s kingdom here and now."
Matthew 21:23-32
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Eschatology, Future Life, Kingdom Of God, Second Coming

The Radical Inclusivity of Christ
John van de Laar | Sacredise
Sermon Preparation and 1 more types
In this reflection on Exodus 17:1-7; Psalms 25, 78:1-4, 12-16; Ezekiel 18:1-4, 25-32; Matthew 21:23-32; and Philippians 2:1-13, John van de Laar highlights the central theme of radical, offensive inclusivity of God’s reign.
Exodus 17:1-7; Psalms 25, 78:1-4, 12-16; Ezekiel 18:1-4, 25-32
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Grace, Inclusion, Kingdom Of God, Reign Of God

Search Results for "Matthew 21:23-32" on Hymnary.org

To the Work! To the Work!PD
Go, Labor On: Spend, and Be SpentPD
The Master's CallPD
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God's Inclusive Welcome
John van de Laar | Sacredise
Sermon Preparation or Illustration and 1 more types
John van de Laar's sermon starter draws on Exodus 17:1-7, Ezekiel 18:1-4, 25-32, Psalm 25:1-9, 78:1-4, 12-16, Philippians 2:1-13, and Matthew 21:23-32 to discuss the oppressive forces that exclude people and God's all-inclusive grace.
Psalms 25:1-9 (+ more); Ezekiel 18:1-4, 25-32; Matthew 21:23-32
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Grace, Reign Of God, Community, Oppression

Low-Rent Righteousness
Stephen Paul Bouman | Day1
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
This sermon on Matthew 21:28-32 reveals Jesus who pulls us from our comfort zones, from our self-righteous religion.
Matthew 21:28-32
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Kingdom Of God, Self-righteousness, Righteousness

Entering the Kingdom of Heaven
Eleonore Stump | The Sunday Website
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
In this reflection on the Parable of the Two Sons (Matthew 21:28-32), Eleonore Stump reminds readers that it is our lives, not our words, that tell the truth about our relationship with God.
Matthew 21:28-32
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God's Will, Obedience, Parables, Kingdom Of God

Who Gets Into the Kingdom of God?
Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
This daily meditation on Matthew 21:31 ponders why prostitutes and tax collectors might enter the kingdom before many religious leaders.
Matthew 21:31
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Sin, Prostitution, Hypocrisy, Kingdom Of God