The Fault Line | A Palm Sunday Reflection
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The Fault Line | A Palm Sunday Reflection
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About this listen
What happens when you try to stay neutral in a moment that demands a decision?
In this Palm Sunday ramblecast, I reflect on a perspective we rarely consider—the space between triumph and crucifixion, and the people caught in the middle of it. As Jesus enters Jerusalem and the crowds declare Him King, there are others watching… waiting… hoping the tension will just pass.
Pilate didn’t want involvement. Peter didn’t want association. Both tried to stay in the middle. Both made a choice anyway.
This episode explores the unseen fault line running through Palm Sunday—the growing divide between truth and rejection, between courage and fear, between standing with Christ or stepping back into self-preservation. I wrestle with what it means to face moments where neutrality feels safer… but isn’t.
Because when the ground starts to split, the safest place isn’t the middle—it’s the Rock.
A raw, unscripted meditation on fear, confusion, and the call to draw near to Jesus when everything in us wants to pull away.