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Palm Sunday
HOLY WEEK BASKET
Start your Holy Week basket by lining a medium sized basket with palm fronds from church today. Use a substitute if you don’t have palm leaves.
SCRIPTURE
Read Mark 11:1-11 .
DEVOTION
Do you remember asking your Mom, “Why?” When she answered, “Because I said so,” you said, “I will NEVER say that to my kids.”
How’s that working [...]
Holy Week Basket
What do you do with those palm branches you brought home from church today? Try lining a basket with them, then use them for daily family devotions to remind your family about the significance of each day this week.
Devotional thoughts for each day will be posted here on my blog.
Sunday: Read Mark 11:1-11 and [...]
Clueless
“Clueless,” Luke 23:26-43 (April 5, 2009)
We are all in favor of forgiveness…most of the time. In fact, the overwhelming majority of us believe we are forgiving people. What that really means is that we’re willing to forgive if the conditions are met – if there’s an apology, if there’s restitution, if enough time has passed, [...]