Bishop Justin reflects on Palm Sunday, emphasizing the paradox of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, which later led to his crucifixion. He highlights the contrast between worldly and divine kingship, noting that Jesus' coronation was his crucifixion, symbolizing self-emptying and service. He urges followers to adopt a self-emptying posture, akin to Jesus, to bring true liberation, particularly for the marginalized.

Bishop Justin reflects on his recent experience of attending five funerals or tangi in a short period and the profound impact these events have had on his life. He highlights Ecclesiastes 7:2, which suggests that attending funerals can provide deep insights into life's importance. Justin discusses how these events force him to reflect on his own life and values. He encourages others to find moments for deep reflection, whether through funerals or everyday life, to understand what truly matters and to live a life aligned with their values and faith.

Bishop Justin discusses the overwhelming nature of global and local structural injustices, such as political unrest, wars, and climate change. He parallels Zacchaeus' conversion and the subsequent systemic change in his life, emphasizing the connection between personal evangelism and systemic change. He shares how Jesus addresses injustice by crossing divides to meet people.