The sermon podcasts of Redeeming Grace Fellowship in Maysville, Kentucky. Connect with us to learn more about our Savior Jesus and our church fellowship. rgfmaysville.com
Everyone is trying to hold on to something: security, success, comfort.
Jesus tells us in John 12:25-26: the tighter you grip your life, the more surely you lose it.
Jesus himself is the evidence he offers: the grain of wheat that fell into the ground and died so that many might live. He asks nothing of his followers that he has not first done for them.
The world's treasures are passing away, and nothing you can give can buy back your soul.
But the God who made you offers life as a gift through Christ's death in the place of sinners. Listen to what Jesus actually says, and may God grant grace to live it.
19 Oct 2026
Glory of the Son – John 12:20-24
The Pharisees, exasperated by Jesus’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem, say, “Look, the world has gone after him.” In John 12:20-24, we find that they aren't wrong: some Greeks, outsiders, ask to see Jesus. The world is going out after him.
Jesus uses the moment to say his hour has come, the hour of his glory, which is his death. He must, like a seed, fall into the ground and die to bring a harvest of life from every nation.
Why would the Son of God say that his death, not his survival, was the point? What does that say about the problem he came to solve? Listen in as we consider what Jesus means, and what it means for anyone who, like those Greeks, wants to see him.
12 Oct 2026
Hosanna – John 12:12-19
Why would a king ride a donkey? On the Sunday before his death, crowds in Jerusalem hailed Jesus as king, yet he chose a borrowed colt over a war horse.
John 12:12-19 explains why: centuries earlier, the prophet Zechariah promised a king who would arrive humble, bringing salvation and peace to the nations. Jesus deliberately acted out what had been written.
The crowd wanted a deliverer on their own terms, but Jesus came to rescue them from something worse than Rome. Even his closest followers missed it until the resurrection reframed everything. Strikingly, his enemies admitted the movement was unstoppable: "the world has gone after him."
This passage asks a direct question: do you want Jesus for what he can give, or as the King he is? He will come again as a conquering King, and God graciously opens eyes to see and hearts to trust him. Listen in and hear why Jesus's humble entry matters for you.
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