Jesus rides in triumph into Jerusalem. The multitudes greet Him with shouts of "Hosanna to the Son of David." Matthew 21:1–11
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The Lord came triumphantly into Jerusalem.

05/15/23 | 1 min read
Do we also allow Him to triumph in our lives?

This video is a reenactment of what Palm Sunday might’ve been like—an event often referred to as the Lord’s triumphal entry. People shouted hosanna and laid palm fronds at His feet. Over the next week, the Savior would complete His Atonement, overcoming the effects of sin and death so that each of us could have a chance at eternal life.1

Jesus Christ rode triumphantly into Jerusalem back then, and His love continues to be stronger than any evil today. Do we allow Him to lead us to victory in our own personal battles? Do we allow His grace to triumph over our shortcomings? Do we follow His commandments to find daily success?

President Russell M. Nelson has spoken repeatedly about a similar idea, inviting us to “let God prevail” in our lives.

“Will you allow His voice to take priority over any other?” President Nelson asked. “Are you willing to let whatever He needs you to do take precedence over every other ambition? Are you willing to have your will swallowed up in His?”2

Good questions to think about today!

Stories of Victory

Can you think of any scripture stories where someone overcame incredible odds with the Lord’s help? Have any members of your family had similar experiences?

NOTES
1. See Matthew 21.
2. From “Let God Prevail” Oct. 2020 general conference.


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