Hayden King

I build things on the web by day and take notes in church on Sunday.

Easter-2026


The Greatest Reversal

2026-04-03 4 min read

Scripture References

  • Luke 24:1-8
  • Luke 9:22; Luke 9:24
  • Luke 18:31-33
  • John 14:6
  • Romans 8:11

Introduction

  • Pastor Josh welcomes the Lake Pointe family and guests on Easter, emphasizing worldwide celebration of Christ’s resurrection.
  • Explains annual Easter survey card that shapes future teaching series and campus expansion.
  • Frames the day around humanity’s love for comeback stories, preparing hearts to see Jesus’ resurrection as history’s ultimate reversal.
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Shadows Pointing to the Cross

2026-03-28 5 min read

Scripture References

  • Ephesians 1:4
  • Genesis 12 – 50
  • Exodus 1 – 32
  • Psalm 106:21
  • Exodus 25:8-9
  • Exodus 20:1-17
  • Romans 3:20-24
  • Hebrews 10:1, 10
  • John 3:16

Introduction

  • Pastor Mike Breaux welcomes in-person and online attenders and reminds them Easter is next weekend – “Who are you inviting?”
  • Sets up the theme: as Easter approaches, move from “investigating where Jesus went” to “who He is and what He’s done.”
  • Uses everyday “shadows” (sunsets, dark alleyways, Groundhog Day) to introduce the biblical idea of Old-Testament shadows pointing forward to Christ.
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King on a Donkey, Face Set Like Flint

2026-03-14 4 min read

Scripture References

  • Luke 9:51
  • Isaiah 50:6-7
  • Matthew 21:1-11
  • Mark 11:1-11
  • Luke 19:28-44
  • John 12:12-19, 16
  • Zechariah 9:9
  • Psalm 118:25-26
  • Deuteronomy 8:3
  • Deuteronomy 6:13
  • Psalm 91
  • Proverbs 29:25
  • John 12:42-43

Introduction

  • The preacher invites the church to journey with Jesus along His final, “dark and scary road” toward Easter.
  • Luke 9:51 marks the hinge of the gospel narrative: Jesus “set His face” toward Jerusalem–language of iron-willed resolve and fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy.
  • Historical backdrop: Passover week swells Jerusalem to ~2 million pilgrims; Rome dispatches extra troops; political tension is electric.
  • Two contrasting parades will converge: Pilate from the west with war-horses; Jesus from the east on a donkey portraying humility and true power.
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