On Palm Sunday, it becomes clear that when God enters our lives, he not only blesses, heals, teaches, and leads but also confronts and disturbs us. There is a city we tend to think of as within us. It is the city of our inherited patterns and ways of doing things. It is the dead weight of our habits, our unreflective living, and our assumption that life is the way we see it and nothing else. Here is a city within that cries for deliverance. Do we dare to enter this city as Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem on Palm Sunday? Will we enter our inner city triumphally? We enter our inner city triumphantly when we discover and hear that God has not entered our lives to help us do our work but has come to call us back to do His work as fully devoted followers of Jesus.