Palm Sunday, Easter Mini Series

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Podcast Parables

Courtney Lee

69 episodes

23 hours ago

It's not quite the Dead Sea Scrolls but it IS a modern take on the heart of Scripture. It's the Bible spoken in story form-- written just for you! Join in the exploration and interact with the stories of old. Be encouraged as you hear how the once confusing anecdotes become more familiar and well, actually applicable! Prepare for a quest filled with questions, inquiry turned to imagination, and wisdom intermingled with whimsy!

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Palm Sunday, Easter Mini Series

Podcast Parables

4 minutes 29 seconds

4 years ago

Palm Sunday, Easter Mini Series

Hello and welcome to the Easter 2021 Mini Series, preparing us to walk into Season 4-- a quest to discover, interact, and explore the characters of the first generation church; we’re calling it GEN1 and consider these Scriptures we will read through this week a prologue to their stories to come. Happy Easter!

This short mini series is simply the Holy Week story, with daily readings from the New Living Translation, broken up into 10 parts with a thoughtful prayer and question to consider for your day. May they be an encouragement to you as you are reminded of Jesus’s journey to the cross and what that means for us today. Enjoy.

Zech 9:9 - CLICK HERE & Luke 19:28-40 - CLICK HERE

Question: In this portion of the text, we see the natural world contrasting the human world. Which one is most jarring to you and why-- the donkey colt submitting to be ridden? The palm branches torn from the tree and waving to a king? Or the idea of the stones crying out in cheer?