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Palm Sunday and The Parades (Mark 11) | Dr. Burt Palmer

Mark 11 records Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem and the day becomes known as Palm Sunday. But Jesus wasn’t the only one who came into Jerusalem just before Passover. Will we join the Jesus parade or the Pilate parade?

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Called By Name (Luke 19:1-10) | Dr. Burt Palmer

In Luke 19:1-10 Jesus enters Jericho and sees Zacchaeus in a sycamore-fig tree. Though despised by many, we find between the lines of the text that his encounter with Jesus transforms his life. The Good News of the Gospel is that Jesus sees us and calls us by name. 

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Elijah, Elisha, and Jesus (Luke 4, Isaiah 61) | Dr. Burt Palmer

In Luke 4 Jesus reveals his identity in his hometown of Nazareth in fulfillment of Isaiah 61. No one is surprised by his claim, even with the familiarity of knowing him as Jospeh’s son. But everything changes when Jesus recalls the history of Elijah and Elisha. Won’t you just let Jesus love you?

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One Substance, Three Persons (John 1) | Dr Burt Palmer

In John 1 we find the foundational statements of who Jesus is a the second person of the Triune God- one Substance but 3 persons. What we believe about this Jesus is the most critical aspect of our faith. 

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Who Is Jesus to You? (Matthew 16:13-28) | Dr Burt Palmer

As we launch our Linton sermon series “Who is Jesus to you“, Jesus question to the disciples in Matthew 16:13-28 is a question. We all need to answer today.

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Responding To Temptation (Luke 4:1-13) | Dr Burt Palmer

As we wrap up our series on “Resilient Faith” we learn from Jesus (Luke 4:1-13) how to respond to temptation, which is the way the Devil works. Because the devil shows up early, often and keeps coming back we need to know how to be prepared. 

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God's Great Work of Redemption (Joel 2) | Dr Burt Palmer

As we continue in the series on resilient faith, we focus on how redemption is God’s work, not ours. Joel chapter 2 carries a great promise for God’s redeeming work to be done in each of our lives.

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The Treasure of Jesus' Presence (2 Corinthians 4) | Dr Burt Palmer

In 2 Corinthians 4, the Apostle Paul encourages the early church and is with the truth that though we are fragile like clay jars, the presence of a Christ is a treasure that leads through challenges in life!  

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A Spirit Of Resilience (Numbers 14) | Dr Burt Palmer

Today we learn how to develop a resilient faith from Caleb. Caleb is described in Numbers 14 by God as “having a different spirit”. Our sermon focuses on the biblical characteristics that made Caleb different.

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An Intentional Creation (Psalm 139:13-18) | Dr. Burt Palmer

A resilient faith is built upon embracing the truth that each of us is an intentional creation of God. Resiliency isn’t a clearer focus on ourselves, it is a clearer understanding of God who cares, hears, and guides our life. 

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