Palm Sunday asks a deeper question than most of us realize: Who is Jesus, really?

In this episode, the team slows down the triumphal entry and looks past the familiar Easter imagery to uncover the tension, confusion, prophecy, and expectation packed into Matthew 21. What looked like a celebration was also a cry for rescue. What looked like victory did not arrive the way the crowd expected.

This conversation explores why Palm Sunday matters, why Jesus entered Jerusalem the way he did, and how the question “Who is this?” still defines Easter today.

In this episode, we talk about:
-Why Palm Sunday should not be separated from the full Easter story
-The political and prophetic tension behind Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem
-What “Hosanna” really means
-Why Jesus came on a donkey instead of a war horse
-How the crowd misunderstood the kind of salvation Jesus came to bring
-Why the question “Who is this?” is central to Matthew’s Gospel
-What Thomas’ doubt reveals about honest faith and real belief
-How curiosity can lead to deeper revelation
-Why we need to stop sanitizing Easter and recover its weight

This episode is for you if you’ve ever:
-Wondered what Palm Sunday actually means
-Felt like Easter can become too familiar
-Had honest questions about Jesus
-Needed a clearer picture of who Jesus is

This Bible study conversation helps connect Palm Sunday, Easter, Matthew 21, Hosanna, the triumphal entry, and the deeper meaning of Jesus as Messiah in a way that is biblical, thoughtful, and practical.

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