Pastor Lucas Chance: All four Gospels record Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem and highlight it as a decisive unveiling of the promised King. He does not ride in on a war horse but on a donkey. He comes in humility, not conquest. The crowd shouts “Hosanna” and calls Him the Son of David, a title loaded with national expectation. They longed for political liberation rather than spiritual salvation.This moment reveals the tension between human desire and divine purpose. The same crowd that welcomed Him would soon cry out for His crucifixion. It reminds us how easily we can follow a version of Jesus shaped by our own desires rather than by the truth of who He is.Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, the final days of Jesus’ earthly ministry that lead to the cross and resurrection. As we remember this, we invite you to read and reflect on the Gospel accounts this week: Matthew 21:1–11, Mark 11:1–11, Luke 19:28-44, and John 12:12–19. Take time to reflect: Am I shaping Jesus by my own ideals or surrendering to the truth of who He is?00:06 Cold Hearts and Warm Crowds10:18 Understanding God's Timing16:18 The Prophecy of the King21:46 The Tension of Expectations24:12 Our Hope Beyond This Life31:54 The Return of the King34:39 Healing Through Prayer

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