We're honored to have guest speaker Katie Cannon with us this week at Palms Church. Katie is a global worker with many years of experience serving communities across the globe. She is currently working with and serving immigrants in Barcelona, Spain. Katie gives us all an incredible challenge when it comes to our "what ifs". What if it doesn't work out? What if I fail? But there's another "what if" that silences all the rest.

Pastor Brandon is back and we kick off Mark chapter 12 with a powerful message on stewardship. When you think of that word, what comes to mind? But what does it really mean?

Pastor Phil and Janae help us see the redeeming love of Christ and how the more time we spend in his presence the more capacity we have to love others.

Pastor Matt Oliver finishes out Chapter 11 of Mark with a powerful message on questions and answers. He shares from his own story how often the questions we have in our faith journey get answered.

Join our students Pastor, Buddy Rivera as he tackles an interesting and startling passage of scripture in Mark 11 where Jesus does some pretty interesting things that don't seem in character at first glance.

Pastor Phil Tull kicks us off in Chapter 11 of Mark. Here we read about the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, but Pastor Phil helps us understand what's truly happening here. It really is a case of expectations vs reality.

Pastor Corey is back this week bringing the next message in the book of Mark. This week we talk about what we believe about ourselves and the world based on the influences around us through the lens of a story where Jesus heals a blind man.

This week we have Pastor Corey Broadwater (Worship & Creative Arts Pastor at Palms Church) with us to continue in our study of the book of Mark. We see two disciples make a pretty big request of Jesus and His response to that request has huge implications for who we are as Christ Followers!

Join Pastor Matt and Amanda Oliver as they share from their own experience how to find joy in the ups and downs of life.

Jesus again tells his disciples that he will be killed, but will rise again on the third day. He lays it all out for the disciples and yet hope still seems so far away. What does hope look like in our lives today?