First Wesleyan Church

Fulfillment of Prophecy - John 12:12-19
Locations & Times
First Wesleyan Church
3040 Marlin Dr, Rapid City, SD 57703, USA
Sunday 7:50 AM
Sunday 9:50 AM
1. The large crowd in Jerusalem went out to Jesus.
2. The prophecy.
3. The disciples did not understand.

“It was only after these events that the disciples received the Holy Spirit at Pentecost (Acts 2:1-4), which enlightened their understanding. This transformation is crucial, as it marks the transition from confusion to clarity” (Study Bible John 12:16 https://biblehub.com/john/12-16.htm)
Sermon Questions
1. What thoughts come to mind when you hear "Palm Sunday"? How would you explain Palm Sunday if someone had never heard of it?
2. Describe a large crowd and the emotion you felt in that crowd. Was that beneficial or harmful to you?
3. Jesus's coming into Jerusalem was quite bold. When was a time that you were pretty bold in living out your faith? When was a time you were a bit timid?
4. Has there been a time in your Christian life when you didn't understand what God was doing but later revealed it? Would you share this with the group to encourage them?
5. Are you currently in a time of confusion and would like to pray with this group about either understanding or waiting on the Lord?
6. As you anticipate Holy Week, what plans do you have for your week to allow God to speak to you?
1. What thoughts come to mind when you hear "Palm Sunday"? How would you explain Palm Sunday if someone had never heard of it?
2. Describe a large crowd and the emotion you felt in that crowd. Was that beneficial or harmful to you?
3. Jesus's coming into Jerusalem was quite bold. When was a time that you were pretty bold in living out your faith? When was a time you were a bit timid?
4. Has there been a time in your Christian life when you didn't understand what God was doing but later revealed it? Would you share this with the group to encourage them?
5. Are you currently in a time of confusion and would like to pray with this group about either understanding or waiting on the Lord?
6. As you anticipate Holy Week, what plans do you have for your week to allow God to speak to you?