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Why was it signiﬁcant that Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey rather than a warhorse?\u003Cbr>2. What motivated the crowd's shift from \" Hosanna!\" to \"Crucify Him!\" in just a few days?\u003Cbr>3. Why do you think Jesus wept over Jerusalem ( Luke 19:41-44)? What did He |\n| DISCUSS | grieve?\u003Cbr>4. In what ways do we sometimes demand Jesus meet our expectations rather than following His lead?\u003Cbr>5. How can we realign our desires with Jesus' kingdom purposes rather than our own? |\n| | Identify one unrealistic expectation or demand you have tried to place on Jesus. |\n| NEXT STEP | Commit to releasing that this week, surrendering to His greater wisdom and plan. |\n| | Matthew 21:9-10 The crowds that went ahead of him and those that followed shouted,“Hosanna to the Son of David!” “Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!” “Hosanna in the highest heaven!” When Jesus entered Jerusalem, the whole city was stirred and asked,“Who is this?” |\n| SCRIPTURE | 2 Samuel 7:13 “Your house and your kingdom will endure forever before me; your throne will be established forever.” |\n| |  |\n\nNEXT WEEK SNEAK PEAK  \nJoin us next week and invite a friend as we celebrate the most important event inhuman history together! [Service times at www.CentralAZ.com/easter](Service times at www.CentralAZ.com/easter)  \nQuestions or Feedback? [Email Groups@CentralAZ.com](Email Groups@CentralAZ.com)","cbCairKSsHmeG4pb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairKSsHmeG4pb","pdf",135521,"English","# Palm Sunday 2024 - Lessons in Missing the Point\n## Big Idea\n## Ice Breaker\n## Main Points\n## Discussion Questions\n## Next Step\n## Scripture","[{\"question\":\"How should believers respond when their expectations about Jesus are not met?\",\"answer\":\"They should realign desires with Jesus’ kingdom purposes by releasing unrealistic demands, surrendering to His greater wisdom, and following His lead rather than forcing personal outcomes.\"}]","Palm Sunday 2024 - Lessons in Missing the Point | PDF"]