1. Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem is a sign of God's redemptive power.
A. It is a fulfilment of prophecy foretold in Zechariah 9:9.
B. The crowd's joyous reception of Jesus proclaims that his mission is from God.
2. We are saved through Jesus' death and resurrection.
A. We are saved by God's grace alone, not by any works or merits of our own.
B. Jesus' death and resurrection is the only way to bridge the gap between God and humanity.
3. Following Jesus is the only way to experience true life and peace.
A. Jesus says in John 10:10 that he came to bring abundant life.
B. We must trust in Jesus to receive the promise of eternal life with him.
Conclusion and Application: Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem proclaims the power of God to bring about redemption and demonstrates the importance of trusting in Jesus for our salvation. We must follow him in order to experience true life and peace.
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