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This video will show you the trial, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus as TV news would cover it today. With Anchor Martyn Lewis and special on-the-scene correspondents, these special reports cover the story of Holy Week in an enlightening presentation that provides greater understanding of the circumstances leading up to and surrounding Christ's crucifixion. Programs 1-4 begins with the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and examine the events and intrigues that follow: the dramatic challenge of the moneychangers, the trick question of paying taxes to Caesar, and the "evidence" of blasphemy and treason when Jesus claims to be the Messiah.

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Program 5-8 cover Jesus' arrest, crucifixion and resurrection. The politics and intrigue of first-century Palestine provide the backdrop for the betrayal and execution of a man who has changed the course of history. 15min/ program.

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In what way does the death and resurrection of Jesus bring new dimensions of possiblilities to human existence? Dr. Boggs concludes the series on a powerful note that will encourage you to view your own life and death from a powerful perspective "as one who is loved."

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The difference between true hope and wishful thinking is explored. The connection between despair and hope is made clear to help us learn the meanings of trust.

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In a world of repid change and widespread anxiety, what shall we believe? Faith opens us to the power of the present moment and the presence of God in our lives.

Authored by Lee Strobel and Garry Poole, this companion guide to The Passion of the Christ is designed for small group, adult education classes, and community outreach. Sessions include: Who Killed Jesus? What Crime Did Jesus Commit? Did it Really Happen like That? Why Did Jesus Suffer and Die? What Did the Resurrection Accomplish? How is This Story Relevant to Me? (Film “The Passion of the Christ” is NOT available from MARC)

Uncover the secrets of Scripture as you study the people and events associated with Jesus' passion in their geographical and historical context. These 10 sessions of the Old and New testaments reveal how God carefully planned the exact times of Jesus' death and resurrections. Sessions include:
1. When the Storm Comes – Sea of Galilee: Emphasizes the need to be confident in the face of opposition.
2. Piercing the Darkness – Kursi: Explores Jesus’ decision to confront evil rather than wait for it to come to Him.
3. Gates of Hell – Caesarea Philippi: Challenges Christians to aggressively confront the power of evil rather than take a defensive attitude.
4. and 5. City of the Great King, 1 & 2 – Jerusalem: Provide the foundation
for the events of the Passion Week.
6. The Lamb of God – Mount of Olives: Examines Jesus’ choice of time, place and message of Passion Week.
7. The Weight of the World – Capernaum/Gethsemane: Creates new appreciation for what occurred in Gethsemane and Jesus’ great sacrifice on man’s behalf.
8. Roll Away the Stone – Garden Tomb: Focuses on Jesus’ burial, the depth of His love for man, and the new life
that love represents.
9. Power of the People – Southern Stairs: Highlights
God’s presence within the believer and the empowering nature of the Holy Spirit.
10. Total Commitment – Caesarea: Contrasts
Herod, who built a kingdom for his own glory, and David, who lived for God.
Each session 15-20 minutes; includes
participant’s guide & leader’s guide.

This is fourth set in "That the World May Know" series. This tape includes the last five lessons of "The Death and Resurrection of the Messiah": 1.The Lamb of God (Mount of Olives -20min): Examines Jesus' choices of time, place and message of Passion Week 2.The Weight of the World (Capernaum/ Gethsemane -19min): Creates new appreciation for what occurred in Gethsemane and Jesus' great sacrifice on man's behalf 3. Roll Away the Stone (Garden Tomb -22min): Focuses on Jesus' burial, the depth of His love for man and the new life that love represents 4. Power of the People (Southern Stairs -17min): Highlights God's presence within the believer and the empowering nature of the Holy Spirit 5.Total Commitment (Caesarea -18min): Contrasts Herod, who built a kingdom for his own glory, and David, who lived for God.

Rev. William Boggs and Rev. John s. Rice conceived and wrote this series utilizing humorous sketches, contemporary music, and a small group environment to create a refreshing (and sometimes surprising) new look at the Lenten Season. These programs will lead your group on a journey that encourages each person to discover wholeness by exploring the spectrum of human experience embodied in traditional Lenten themes.

In 24 Hours That Changed the World, Adam Hamilton took us on a Lenten journey through the last day of Jesus' life. Now, in his inspiring follow-up book, Hamilton examines Christ's dying hours and his final words as seen and heard through the eyes and ears of those who stood near the cross.
This new small-group study, Final Words, contains seven teaching sessions featuring Hamilton providing fresh insight into Jesus' final words at the cross through the perspective of those who witnessed the crucifixion. Then, he moves beyond the cross to Jesus' words to the disciples on the road to Emmaus and to those who were witnesses to the Resurrection. Includes leader guide.

Session 1: Father Forgive Them
Session 2: Behold Your Son…Behold Your Mother
Session 3: My God, Why Have You Forsaken Me?
Session 4: Today You Will Be with Me in Paradise
Session 5: I Thirst
Session 6: It Is Finished...Into Your Hands I Commit My Spirit