This Is Jesus Pastor Fred - CityReach Cumberland

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Today is the day that we celebrate Palm Sunday, and in today’s message, we’ll learn three things about Jesus that take place as He makes His journey to Jerusalem. Since this day had been prophesied about over 500 years earlier and it came to pass just as God’s Word prophesied that it would, we know that Jesus is dependable. When Jesus saw the city, he wept over it and because He became a man we understand that He identifies with us. Then as He enters the city, the people ask, “Who is this?” And the reply of His followers, “This is Jesus” gives us hope that He is the answer to every one of life’s issues.

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Today is the day that we celebrate Palm Sunday, and in today’s message, we’ll learn three things about Jesus that take place as He makes His journey to Jerusalem. Since this day had been prophesied about over 500 years earlier and it came to pass...

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