Show Notes
Kids will learn that Jesus is the promised King who came to Jerusalem to save sinners, not just to be welcomed by a crowd. They’ll also see how the special meal Jesus shared with his disciples points to the cross and helps us remember that he gave his life to rescue his people.
🌟 What Kids Will Learn:
👑 Kids will learn that Jesus is the promised King who came to save sinners.
🌿 They’ll hear how Jesus entered Jerusalem to shouts of praise.
🍞 They’ll also learn about the special meal Jesus shared with his disciples before going to the cross.
📖 Bible Passage:
Matthew 21:8–9
🧠 Big Truth:
✝️ Jesus came to save sinners. Jesus shared a special meal with his disciples and showed them that he was about to give his body and blood to rescue his people from sin.
🏡 Try This at Home:
📖 Read part of the Easter story together from one of the Gospels.
💬 Ask your child, “What does this story show us about Jesus?”
🎶 Song Featured:
Jesus Came to Save Sinners by The Village Kids
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