Anchorage Baptist Temple

This sermon explores the concept of being "radical like Jesus" through the lens of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. It challenges Christians to embody Christ's radical humility while maintaining a strong sense of identity as God's children. The pastor emphasizes that true Christian radicalism involves being counter-cultural in love, forgiveness, and selflessness, rather than through force or aggression. Key Points:Jesus demonstrated radical humility by entering Jerusalem on a donkeyHumility does not diminish one's true identity in ChristChristians are called to be radical by knowing who they are in ChristBeing radical like Jesus involves being heartbroken for the world's brokennessGod opposes the proud but gives grace to the humbleChristians must balance humility with a strong understanding of their identity in ChristScripture Reference:Matthew 21:1-11 (The Triumphal Entry)Zechariah 9:9 (Prophecy of the humble king)James 4:6 (God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble)Stories:Testimony of Shelb