Palm Sunday April 13: “Who Is Jesus” Luke 19:28-40

By Bill Flavin, Lead Pastor

Who is Jesus? Books, lectures, and more try to answer this question in so many ways.  The crowds struggled with it, his disciples struggled with it, and the religious leaders of the day did too.  On Palm Sunday, some of how Jesus entered Jerusalem and responded to the crowds helps us to get a picture of who Jesus was, and what his mission in this world was focused on.

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