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PALM SUNDAY 2020

Although we are on "Stay at Home" orders, we can still celebrate Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy Week when Jesus entered Jerusalem in triumph.  We celebrate the arrival of God in our hearts and lives.

Today
1. Read Psalm 100, which praises God and celebrates His loving power
2. Pray through 2 Chronicles 7:13-15, which begs for Gods help and recognizes our sins
3. Sing AMAZING GRACE, which reminds us that God loves us with utmost mercy
4. Read 1 Corinthians 15: 1-4, which tell us that the Gospel is true and eternal.

SING PRAISES TO THE LORD!

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