<p>In Luke 19:37-40, during Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the disciples joyfully praise Him as the King, while the Pharisees demand silence. Jesus asserts that even stones would proclaim His glory if the disciples did not. This invites reflection on our own willingness to openly express gratitude for God's goodness, despite external pressures.</p>

In Luke 19:37-40, during Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the disciples joyfully praise Him as the King, while the Pharisees demand silence. Jesus asserts that even stones would proclaim His glory if the disciples did not. This invites reflection on our own willingness to openly express gratitude for God's goodness, despite external pressures.

Lessons from Jesus' Entry into Jerusalem

This is a devotional that shares the undiluted word of God. It delves into the lives of the biblical characters and makes connections with our everyday struggles and challenges. This devotional is an easy read and allows you to grow in your knowledge of the word of God and helps you to get closer to him. It provides life applications daily that you can use to apply the devotional in practical ways.

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Lessons from Jesus' Entry into Jerusalem

Lessons from Jesus' Entry into Jerusalem