Holy Week_Easter

Jesus Christ appeared multiple times in front of multiple "judges" leading to His crucifixion. Taking all four gospels into account we see a full picture. This lesson looks at these "hearings", "trials", and "judgments"

What actually transpired when Jesus of Nazareth was crucified 2000 years ago? Why was it necessary? What did it accomplish and how?

What Jesus Christ accomplished on the cross was the payment for sin of all mankind, of every age, all at once. This lesson explains that transaction, and the importance of the crucifixion.

An examination of the evidence regarding the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Is it reasonable to believe it as a historical fact? What are the arguments attempting to dispute it?

First in a four-part series featuring Lee Strobel, based on his book THE CASE FOR EASTER. This series will provide the historical basis and foundation for the arrest, trial, torture, crucifixion, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ

An examination of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ; the effects, the historicity, etc.

What is the basis for believing the tomb of Jesus was empty on the third day after the crucifixion? What is reasonable to believe regarding how it may have become empty?

Do we have reliable, early witnesses to the resurrection? How can we test and determine that they were valid witnesses?