Luke 19:28-44 Scripture Focus: With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday Scripture Focus: Luke 19:28-44

What was Jesus declaring by riding into Jerusalem on a donkey? With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday What was Jesus declaring by riding into Jerusalem on a donkey?

What spiritual lesson can we learn from the owner of the donkey? With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday What spiritual lesson can we learn from the owner of the donkey?

What kind of peace did the Messiah intend to bring? With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday What kind of peace did the Messiah intend to bring? Is it only for heaven?

Why did the Pharisees want Jesus to rebuke the cheering crowd? With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday Why did the Pharisees want Jesus to rebuke the cheering crowd? What is the meaning of Jesus’ words from Psalm 118:26?

Why did Jesus weep over the city as he approached Jerusalem? With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday Why did Jesus weep over the city as he approached Jerusalem?

With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday It has been said that in weeping over Jerusalem, Jesus most clearly showed the nature of God. What does this mean?

With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday How could such religious people fail to recognize that God had come to them in Jesus?

With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday What did Jesus say would be the consequences for the failure of the people to recognize him as God?

Is suffering an essential part of the Christian life? With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday Is suffering an essential part of the Christian life? Is suffering necessary for the sharing of the gospel? Does God want believers to suffer?

What might be the purpose of suffering? With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday What might be the purpose of suffering?

Is suffering the same thing as discipline? With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday Is suffering the same thing as discipline? What are some things we may suffer for Christ’s sake?

Is praise to God for the wrong motives still legitimate? With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday Is praise to God for the wrong motives still legitimate?

“When I Survey the Wondrous Cross” With Burning Hearts: Luke 7. The First Palm Sunday “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross” Were the whole realm of nature mine, That were a present far too small. Love so amazing, so divine, Demands my soul, my life, my all. --Isaac Watts