This week on The Word of the Lord Endors Forever, we dig further into St. Luke's Gospel with

of camels and needles eyes, third prophecy of the Passion, the Blind Beggar, Zikkius,

and Parable of the Minas Part 1. Join me, Pastor Will Whedon, for The Word of the Lord Endors Forever,

your daily fifteen-minute verse-by-verse Bible study on demand. Listen at thewordendors.org

or your favorite podcast provider.

The hymn, all glory, law, and honor by the King's College Choir, many Christians will be singing

that very hymn this coming Sunday. There is a little confusion, or there has been, for about

the last thirty years or so, about what Sunday we will observe this coming Sunday. Will it be

the one where Jesus triumphfully enters into Jerusalem? Or will it be St. Matthew's Passion

read in its entirety? Greetings and welcome to issues et cetera on this Monday afternoon, March

27th. I'm Todd Wilkin. Thanks for tuning us in. We're going to be looking forward to Sunday

morning, according to the three-year electionary with Pastor Sean Denzer. Next hour, we'll study the

hymn of the day for Palm Sunday, all glory, law, and honor with Pastor Will Whedon of the Word

of the Lord Endors Forever. Pastor Sean Denzer is director of worship for the Lutheran Church

Missouri Senate. Sean, welcome back. Great to be here. This is very easily celebrated, as I

mentioned there, Palm Sunday. That's the way I grew up with it. Or Sunday of the Passion,

that was, if I'm not mistaken, kind of introduced about the time that I entered the ministry

more than 30 years ago. Is there a tension between those two celebrations?

Yes. I mean, I think there's a tension because of the way things have changed,

because almost all of us are going first and foremost off what we remember, whatever that may be,

with a great deal of nostalgia. And then we have competing interests in trying to figure out where

how we might celebrate this most holy week, where the stakes are extra high too. And a lot of the

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