Sunday March 29: “Why Do We Praise Him” Psalm 118:1-4, 19-29

By Bill Flavin, Lead Pastor

On Palm Sunday the church marks this day where Jesus comes into Jerusalem with much joy, singing and fanfare.  There are high hopes and expectations about who Jesus is and what it means.  And yet, who Jesus really was, and what his central mission on earth is, were missed. We reflect today on Psalm 118 that recognizes that Jesus was the stone that others rejected, a foundation to faith that some passed on, or altogether rejected.

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