Palm Sunday. I spent some time thinking about how the people celebrated Jesus coming into Jerusalem. It hit me that what is this huge event written about in the Bible was pretty much a spontaneous thing. There wasn’t a programming director calling cues and coordinating the entrance at just the right moment with lights and music playing. People got happy because they saw Jesus…they saw God riding into town on a little donkey. How cool is that!
I’m wondering why we seem to need so much encouragement to show up and get excited about spending time with God in our church services? I’m guilty. But then there are the times when I’m super pumped about getting to spend time worshipping Jesus with a bunch of other people who share my faith and then it seems like they’re kind of “whatever” about getting to connect with God together. It’s confusing. I’m trying to sort it out, I guess.
Any thoughts you might want to share on that?
Here is my set list from this weekend:
Hosanna (Paul Baloche)
Today Is The Day (Lincoln Brewster)
The Stand (Hillsong United)
The Saving One (Starfield)
Hosanna (Hillsong United)
OK, this is weird. I went to get a link from iTunes for The Stand, but it seems that all Hillsong material has been pulled from the iTunes store. Anyone know why?
