Jesus enters Jerusalem in Matthew 21—not quietly, but with purpose.
On this episode of the Bible Savvy Podcast, the team unpacks the dramatic shift in tone as Jesus challenges expectations, fulfills prophecy, and reclaims the true purpose of worship and authority.
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Love all these podcasts! Your banter on the desserts and key lime pie made me laugh!!
Hello pastor, Clayton, Courtney and David,
Love your podcast!! I look forward to it every week because it is both entertaining and informative!
It is so ironic that you had Kathy’s key lime pie for Pastor Clayton and my family’s business is making premium ice cream (and ice)! My name is Kathy so I think it’s only fair that THIS Kathy brings in Sisler’s Ice Cream from my niece & nephew’s ice cream parlor in Princeton, IL (fourth generation) FOR COURTNEY! (Sisler’s Ice is made in DeKalb.)
Courtney: Go to http://www.sislersicecream.com and choose a flavor and let me know which one you would like! I will bring a half gallon to CCC! I believe Sisler’s is just as good if not better than Graham’s ice cream! Although, I may be a little prejudiced.
Now we need a churro baker for David!!
By the way, I think you should start selling Kathy’s keylime pie at the CCC coffee shop! Back in the late ‘90s, before we had our daughter, my husband and I started in Miami and drove through the keys all the way to Key West and had a book (still on our bookshelf, called “The Florida Keys, a history and guide, eighth edition” by Joy William) telling us where to go to try a slice of key lime pie! So, since we love key lime pie also, my mouth was watering while listening to all of you this last Monday!!
Pastor Clayton – my niece and nephew have made a key lime pie in the past so maybe I can get it back on the menu for you and then you can take a trip to Princeton, Illinois and have them make you a key lime shake!!
David – my daughter loves churros, and the last time we were in Cabo San Lucas, she googled where the best churros were, and it was in a shady neighborhood of Cabo San Lucas at a little churro stand. We quickly got out of our car and bought them and quickly got back in our car and left the neighborhood!
Blessings,
Kathy Sisler McGinley