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Have you ever celebrated something only to realize you missed the real message?
Drop a ✋ if you've ever gone through the motions and forgot what it was really about.This morning, I was reminded that Palm Sunday isn’t just about waving palm branches or shouting “Hosanna.”
It’s about the King coming humbly to bring peace — not overthrow Rome with swords, but to conquer our hearts with love.The people cheered because they wanted a conquering king, a hero to restore their glory.
But Jesus came riding on a donkey — symbolizing peace, not war.
They missed it because they were looking for an external victory, not a heart transformation.Do we sometimes do the same?
Expect Jesus to fix everything on the surface — but miss the thing He’s really after: our surrender.True victory starts when we stop cheering for the king we want, and accept the one who comes humbly — bringing peace, not just power.
Are you ready to surrender your expectations and truly follow the peaceful King?Remember, it’s not just about Sunday — it’s about every day we choose Him as Lord.
What will you do tomorrow?

Discover how faith, obedience, and perseverance are woven together in the powerful story of Abraham and Isaac—and how these lessons can transform your own spiritual journey today. If you're feeling weary, caught in tension, or searching for God's provision, this episode reveals the divine secret: the greatest moments of breakthrough happen at the altar, when trust and obedience collide.

This message isn’t just about biblical stories; it’s about you. Whether you’re pursuing a big promise, feeling tired on your journey, or simply seeking reassurance that God is faithful, you’ll discover how to position yourself on God’s mountain—trusting Him even when the promise is not yet seen. Plus, practical encouragement to celebrate God’s good plans and stay committed to the process, knowing He’s with you every step of the way.

Pastor Corey dives back into the story of Abraham and Isaac to unpack what it looks like to Carry the Fire that God has lit inside each of us. The journey to an altar will require more than you think.

Pastor Corey kicks off a new sermon series exploring the biblical concept of carrying the fire of faith, from Genesis to the cross, emphasizing obedience, promises, testing, and divine restoration. He guides us through the opening story of Abraham and Isaac, illustrating how faith is tested and restored through obedience and trust in God's promises.

Pastor Corey closes out the BELOVED series by exploring the story of Job to understand the nature of suffering, God's sovereignty, and the importance of humility and trust in God's plan. It emphasizes that there are no guarantees in life except eternal salvation and God's presence.

Pastor Corey dives into the book of Ecclesiastes and explores the profound tension between life's fleeting vapor and the eternal truths of God's wisdom, emphasizing humility, reverence, and trust in God's control amidst life's uncertainties.

Pastor Isaiah explores the vital role of community in the Christian faith, emphasizing the importance of belonging, accountability, and support. He shares personal experiences and biblical insights, highlighting the transformative power of community in overcoming isolation and shame, finding purpose, and meeting our deepest needs through connection with others.

Pastor Corey introduces a new sermon series titled 'Beloved', and the exploration of the wisdom literature, particularly the book of Proverbs. He emphasizes the role of Lady Wisdom, the significance of discipline and correction, and the necessity of understanding one's identity in relation to God. The conversation culminates in a call to action for the community to read the book of Proverbs for themselves now having an understanding of it's context and reason

This message from the leadership team centers around the vision for Palms Church, emphasizing community engagement, spiritual growth, and the importance of worship. Key topics include the church's commitment to kids and youth ministries, the introduction of new community groups, and the launch of the Palms Cares program aimed at supporting both church members and the local community.

In this last message of Between Sundays, Pastor Corey emphasizes the importance of endurance in faith, particularly between Sundays. He discusses the necessity of relationships, support, and shared worship as tools for sustaining faith. Through various biblical stories, he illustrates how endurance is nurtured by community, loyalty, humility, and prayer.