Sermon Outline:

Big Idea: Christ is the long awaited King promised by God to be the savior of the world!

1. He is the King foretold (1-5, & 9).
2. He is the Savior worthy of worship (6-9).
3. His coming demands our response (10-11).

Bible Fellowship Group Study Questions:

1. How does Jesus's entry into Jerusalem fulfill Old Testament prophecies, and what significance does this hold for understanding his identity as the promised Messiah?
2. Reflecting on the crowds' response of "Hosanna," what does this expression reveal about their understanding of Jesus's kingship and their desire for deliverance?
3. Discuss the symbolism of Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey and the significance of this act in portraying his character as a humble yet powerful king.
4. In what ways does Jesus's triumphal entry challenge conventional expectations of leadership and power, particularly in contrast to earthly kings and rulers?
5. Consider the question posed by the people of Jerusalem, "Who is this?" How does this question continue to resonate in our lives today, and how should we respond to Jesus's identity and authority?
6. Explore the concept of worship in response to Jesus as the long-awaited King. What does it mean for us to worship Jesus wholeheartedly as our Savior and King, and how does this worship manifest in our daily lives and attitudes?