MARCH 29, 2026
Do You Understand?
Rev. Scott Zeckzer
Palm Sunday - Sermon Text: John 12:16; Readings: Psalm 118:19-29; Philippians 2:5-11; John 12:12-19
We are told that the disciples did not understand what was going on during the first Palm Sunday. The crowds were excited about Jesus but were confused, too. What about you? Do you understand Palm Sunday?
Broken, but Restored
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.
2 Corinthians 5:17a
At an art show several years ago, I purchased a cross pendant cut from an antique flow blue plate. Its cobalt hue often attracts attention when I wear it. Unfortunately (or perhaps not), it bears a scarcely detectable line of glue where it was dropped and broken. It has occurred to me that perhaps I should point out the faint line of repair when people comment on my necklace. I, too, was broken. We are broken. Only Jesus, through His cross, can restore us and make us new. His scars redeem our own and make our lives beautiful. My broken cross pendant could provide a conversational bridge to other broken people!
Bethel LarsenMecosta, MI
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