Jesus Journey To The Cross

Arrest, Death and Resurrection

Jesus Arrest

WHAT WAS IN THE CUP? | JOHN 19:1-16

In a riveting exploration of John's Gospel, Tina Wanamaker vividly recounts the pivotal scene in chapter 19, where the clash between divine prophecy and human authority reaches its crescendo. With cinematic detail, she portrays Pilate's desperate attempts to appease the crowd, juxtaposed against Jesus' unwavering assertion of truth and power from above.

Jesus Death

LED AWAY TO BE CRUCIFIED | JOHN 19:17-42

As the narrative unfolds, Patsy Ho's profound analysis delves into the crucifixion, unraveling the intricate tapestry of prophecy and divine intervention. Against the backdrop of unjust condemnation, Jesus emerges as the fulfillment of ancient scriptures, his final moments a testament to divine love amidst suffering.

Jesus Resurrection

JESUS RISES FROM THE DEAD | JOHN 20:1-23

Transitioning seamlessly, Anthony Diomede illuminates the resurrection in Chapter 20, unraveling its profound significance for faith and salvation. Through meticulous exploration, he unveils the transformational journey of John and Mary Magdalene, and the foundational shift that turned Sunday into the day of worship for early Christians.

As the narrative unfolds, parallels with Old Testament feasts enrich our understanding, emphasizing the resurrection's central role in Christianity's redemptive narrative. From the gripping confrontation before Pilate to the triumphant resurrection, this comprehensive examination captivates viewers across generations, offering profound insights into the timeless truths of faith and salvation.

John 20:21-23

Again Jesus said, “Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I am sending you.”

 And with that he breathed on them and said, “Receive the Holy Spirit. If you forgive anyone’s sins, their sins are forgiven; if you do not forgive them, they are not forgiven.”