Wrong about Jesus

An episode of the Lower Manhattan Community Church podcast, hosted by Logan Gentry, titled "Wrong about Jesus" was published on March 28, 2021 and runs 24 minutes.

March 28, 2021 ·24m · Lower Manhattan Community Church

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Summary

Logan Gentry walks through the events of Palm Sunday, and explores how some of the incorrect assumptions held about Jesus on that day still linger with us. What do you need to relearn about Jesus all over again? Take the courageous step of examining areas where you’ve been wrong about Jesus, and where you’re limiting what He can and will do.

Episode Description

Logan Gentry walks through the events of Palm Sunday, and explores how some of the incorrect assumptions held about Jesus on that day still linger with us. What do you need to relearn about Jesus all over again? Take the courageous step of examining areas where you’ve been wrong about Jesus, and where you’re limiting what He can and will do.

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