By Rev Charlie Lacey | Matthew 21: 1-11 and Acts 26: 1-18<a href='https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew21:1-11,Acts26:1-18&version=NIV'> Matthew 21: 1-11 and Acts 26: 1-18</a> On the first Palm Sunday, the crowds welcomed Jesus as King.  In less than a week they were screaming for his crucifixion.  A total change of direction.  However, it can also go the other way.  The Apostle Paul began by hating Christians and ended up wanting everyone to become Christians.

By Rev Charlie Lacey | Matthew 21: 1-11 and Acts 26: 1-18 Matthew 21: 1-11 and Acts 26: 1-18 On the first Palm Sunday, the crowds welcomed Jesus as King. In less than a week they were screaming for his crucifixion. A total change of direction. However, it can also go the other way. The Apostle Paul began by hating Christians and ended up wanting everyone to become Christians.

By Rev Charlie Lacey | Matthew 21: 1-11 and Acts 26: 1-18<a href="https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew21:1-11,Acts26:1-18&amp;version=NIV" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Matthew 21: 1-11 and Acts 26: 1-18</a> On the first Palm Sunday, the crowds welcomed Jesus as King.&nbsp; In less than a week they were screaming for his crucifixion.&nbsp; A total change of direction.&nbsp; However, it can also go the other way.&nbsp; The Apostle Paul began by hating Christians and ended up wanting everyone to become Christians.

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