04/05/2026
Are you feeling stuck in a “Saturday Season”? That middle ground where the pain of Friday is still real, but the breakthrough of Sunday hasn't arrived yet?
Sermon Series:
SUNDAY SERVICE
The King is Coming
Popularity is temporary. Purpose is eternal.
On Palm Sunday, Jesus entered Jerusalem to the sound of cheering crowds. But as Pastor Brian Kamstra will share this weekend, Jesus wasn't distracted by the applause. He knew the same voices shouting "Blessed is He!" on Sunday would be shouting "Crucify Him!" by Friday.
The Lesson: Jesus never looked back. He kept riding forward.
In a world that constantly looks for "likes" and approval, what can we learn from the One who walked toward the Cross with unwavering humility?
Join us as we start the journey to Easter together.
Matthew 21:1-11, Luke 19:37-40
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Are you feeling stuck in a “Saturday Season”? That middle ground where the pain of Friday is still real, but the breakthrough of Sunday hasn't arrived yet?
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