What would it be if you could put a price on your life? Would it be $10 million? Would it be 20 Bitcoin? Would it be the gross national income of the federated states of Micronesia? What would it be? What are you worth?
Today, on Palm Sunday, the price for your life is revealed. In the mass for Palm Sunday, we hear the whole passion of Jesus Christ. We hear the entirely true story of the Lord’s love for us. And what is revealed to us, you are worth the very death of God. Your price is God’s death. There’s no amount of Bitcoin, dollars, success, fame, or pleasure that would come close to the value that has already been put on your heart, which is God dying for you. Enter into Jesus’ passion on this Palm Sunday, and realize your worth. This is Spirit juice, peace.
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