Palm Sunday

If We Are Silent offers a fresh and powerful look at Palm Sunday — not just as a moment of celebration, but as a divine confrontation. Beyond palm branches and shouts of “Hosanna,” this message invites us to see the tension of the moment when Jesus entered Jerusalem and declared that if His followers kept silent, the stones themselves would cry out. Palm Sunday becomes more than a memory; it becomes a call. In a generation where voices of truth risk being quieted by fear, fatigue, or comfort, this sermon challenges the Church to recover her sound — to be the voice of hope, of salvation, and of the coming King. For if we remain silent, creation itself will testify.