Are we willing to be Jesus people?

Or will we remain skeptics?

Ambivalent.

Filled with indifference.

We're busy with things, after all.

We don't want to deny the Lord, but we've got a life and things to do and a busy calendar.

And we're interested in other agendas.

Or perhaps some of us are just adversaries.

Adversaries primarily because we imagine that Jesus is disruptive to our self-designed initiatives.

I believe the primary reason the power brokers in Jerusalem opposed Jesus was he thought they would

disrupt what they had.

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The title for the session is when Jesus came to town.

We're going to look back at the gospel's presentation of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

But it's very much an invitation on my part to Jesus to come to our towns.

You know, there's been so much dialogue in recent months about elections and political parties and what's happening in those arenas.

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