What can we learn from Palm Sunday this year? The disciples worshipped joyfully that day. Authentic worship is always joyful - even if we sing through tears.

What can we learn from Palm Sunday this year? First: that worship is a response to what God is done.

Our mission as Christ-followers is to invite others to the great feast. Let us look for opportunities to do this each day.

Once we make it into the feast by grace, we need to clothe ourselves in God's love and holiness.

God invites EVERYONE to the feast. Are we doing the same?

When the original guests reject God's invitation, he begins invited the poor, blind, lame and crippled. Do we have the same commitment to the struggling?

God sends out invitations to His great feast. The first go to those He already knows - the Jews (or perhaps, us modern Christians).

Peter responds to Jesus' question about his identity in a remarkable way. Jesus was God in the flesh, the Anointed One! Can we say we believe this?

So many people see Jesus as simply a good man, an excellent teacher of morals. He surely was... but was he more than that?

Some people conclude that Jesus must have been a madman, mentally ill. Was he?