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As followers of Christ we are told we are to be in the world, but not of the world. Many use this as a reason to simply stay out of the conversation. But what if we can be involved? What if there is a way to contribute to the dialog without demonizing or demeaning those with whom we disagree? This week we'll find out how to join the conversation, while modeling the most excellent way.
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A Campaign of Love Over Hate
Jesus said that his followers would be known based on how they love one another. But over the years Christians have become more known for their hate. As we listen to Jesus' words and observe his actions, we see his love was a sincere love for everyone - regardless of their lifestyle or beliefs. This love is the foundation for a true campaign to show unity in the middle of division.
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Kingdoms in Conflict
We're divided over everything: politics, news, race, theology, even worship styles. We’re even divided over Chick-fil-A and Popeyes! But what if there was another way? We are called to live in harmony with one another. Love, unity and harmony are “the more excellent way.” This is how Jesus lived, and instructed us to live. Stand together with us in love, unity and harmony and show the world what it really means to be united.
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When was the last time you stopped to marvel at God's incredible creation? A total solar eclipse is a once in a lifetime event for many people. But for God, it's another opportunity to showcase his brilliance as a creator and his incredible love for every human being on Earth. As we worship, our attention is not on the sun, moon, and stars, but rather on the one who created them. April’s solar eclipse speaks to our lives personally, revealing the hand of an intelligent Designer of the Universe!
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He is not here. He is risen! These words were spoken by an angel on the morning of Jesus' resurrection. On that day, Jesus' closest friends and followers were afraid. They were hurting. They were confused. They were lost. In one moment those emotions were shattered and replaced with comfort, peace and most of all hope! That's what Jesus does.
Jesus has risen from the grave and he is alive. With hope he shatters our fear. With miracles he shatters expectations. With joy, Jesus shatters despair. This is why we celebrate today. In Jesus, we too can shatter the impossible.

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week. Palm Sunday is also when we remember and honor Jesus as the coming King, the Messiah, and the Savior. But what truly marks how Jesus triumphantly entered Jerusalem was that he did so with humility. He didn't come with chariots and soldiers and great fanfare. Jesus came riding on a donkey, with his rag tag band of disciples. Yet, with that humility Jesus changed the world.
As we dive into the story of Palm Sunday, we'll see Jesus as he truly is - the humble king who cares about each of us. Power and wealth may create temporary change, but humility is what truly transforms hearts.
We'd love for you to join us in this worship this Easter! Find all the details you need at ginghamsburg.org/easter.