Sermons from Church of the Incarnation, Dallas

Palm Sunday invites us into the most sacred story of all—the journey of Jesus toward the cross. As the narrative unfolds, we are confronted not only with Christ’s suffering, but with the depth of his love: a love that knows us fully, even in our betrayal, weakness, and pain.

This reflection draws us into that reality. Jesus is not distant from human suffering—he enters into it completely. He knows betrayal, humiliation, grief, and even the silence of God. And yet, in that very place, redemption breaks into the world.

The question before us is personal: Will we open our hearts to him?

As we enter Holy Week, may we move beyond familiarity and allow this story to awaken something deeper within us—leading us to repentance, renewal, and the assurance that we are his, and he will never let us go.

📖 Scripture: Matthew 26–27 (Palm Sunday Liturgy)
 🕊️ Preacher: The Rt. Rev. Greg Brewer
 ⛪ Church of the Incarnation, Dallas, TX

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Weekly sermons from the traditional and contemporary worship services at Church of the Incarnation in Dallas, Texas. Rooted in Scripture and the Anglican tradition, these messages explore how the gospel speaks to our faith, our everyday lives and the world around us.