JR explores the Easter Experience through the eyes of 3 men on the cross and a woman at the tomb!
Three Crosses and the Empty Tomb
Week 8
JR Blanton
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Erasing Easter
Neil Perry
What if Easter was erased? What if the resurrection of Jesus never happened? Our country, our culture, and our lives would not be the same! But there is Good News - “in fact, Christ has been raised from the dead.” 1:15 | Magic Eraser 3:30 | Erasing Easter 4:20 | 1 Corinthians 15 8:50 | Alternate History 11:30 | Erase Hospitals, Orphanages, Schools, Homeless Shelters, United States 14:30 | Mayflower Compact 18:00 | Erase Heaven, Reunions, Healing, Hope 23:30 | Resurrection is the Receipt 26:00 | Erase Redemption, Forgiveness, Satisfaction 30:00 | Meaning, Motivation, Purpose 36:00 | Easter gives us Grace and Purpose 40:00 | Victory over Death 43:00 | Closing Prayer
Detached | Distracted | Delivered
JR Blanton
Detached, distracted, and delivered, Easter from the soldier's perspective. JR explores the crucifixion from the point of view of the very soldiers that mocked, cast lots, and killed Jesus. 1:52 | Matthew 27:27-54 7:50 | Soldiers were Detached 13:20 | Familiarity can be Fatal 16:45 | 2 Samuel 6:3-11 25:00 | Casual leads to Casualties 28:30 | Soldiers were Distracted 37:50 | Soldiers were Delivered 41:00 | Closing Prayer
Rejected by the People
Jeremy Jenkins
Jesus felt more rejected than any human ever had, or ever will. In Matthew 27:15-26 we read of the moment where crowds of people, both the elite and the common people, rejected Jesus loudly and violently. Now we look around the world we live in now and see that most people have a favorable opinion of Jesus even if they don't believe in Him. So why was He rejected? The answers to that question tell us so much about Jesus and even more about ourselves.