The Betrayer
May 29, 2026 · 32 min · 12 segments
Do we betray God?
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May 29, 2026 · 32 min · 12 segments
Do we betray God?
John Z. JohnHost[upbeat music] Hallelujah.
Amen.
Most times I don't know what I'm supposed to preach, but I'm excited.
He's the best person I've seen who knows how to be silent.
You tell someone to be silent, that person will keep talking.
And so I had something that, that I developed and then finally I had to put that in the backseat and, and, and I came to this.
The title for the sermon is The Betrayer.
I don't want to speak on, on, on a topic called The Betrayer, but that's what the Lord put in my heart, The Betrayer.
Someone who betrays.
How many of you would remember someone in your life, in the past, when you hear the word betrayer? From the time you were young, from the time you were at school, then you grew up, you traveled, you went places.
Now, you're here.
I do see some of you smirking, smiling.
I don't know.
Maybe somebody comes to your mind, "So and so betrayed.
So and so is a betrayer.
So and so lied to me." What if that person was close to you, somebody you walked with, somebody you put your trust in, and, uh, somebody you loved? And if that person betrays you, how do you feel? I don't want an answer because I know you would feel very, very broken, sad.
You get angry.
The Bible has, uh, you know, names of many people, mentions many people who have betrayed, and there's one name that stands out as we go through this season, uh, of reflecting on Jesus' life.
We began a journey a couple of weeks ago reflecting on Jesus as He journeyed towards Jerusalem.
We looked at that particular incident where He came riding on a donkey.
We looked at the incident where Jesus w- marches into the temple and, you know, and does something.
[upbeat music] Hallelujah.
Amen.
Most times I don't know what I'm supposed to preach, but I'm excited.
He's the best person I've seen who knows how to be silent.
You tell someone to be silent, that person will keep talking.
And so I had something that, that I developed and then finally I had to put that in the backseat and, and, and I came to this.
The title for the sermon is The Betrayer.
I don't want to speak on, on, on a topic called The Betrayer, but that's what the Lord put in my heart, The Betrayer.
Someone who betrays.
How many of you would remember someone in your life, in the past, when you hear the word betrayer? From the time you were young, from the time you were at school, then you grew up, you traveled, you went places.
Now, you're here.
I do see some of you smirking, smiling.
I don't know.
Maybe somebody comes to your mind, "So and so betrayed.
So and so is a betrayer.
So and so lied to me." What if that person was close to you, somebody you walked with, somebody you put your trust in, and, uh, somebody you loved? And if that person betrays you, how do you feel? I don't want an answer because I know you would feel very, very broken, sad.
You get angry.
The Bible has, uh, you know, names of many people, mentions many people who have betrayed, and there's one name that stands out as we go through this season, uh, of reflecting on Jesus' life.
We began a journey a couple of weeks ago reflecting on Jesus as He journeyed towards Jerusalem.
We looked at that particular incident where He came riding on a donkey.
We looked at the incident where Jesus w- marches into the temple and, you know, and does something.
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