In this documentary, viewers travel back in time to visit, site by site, the climactic last days of Jesus Christ. Pastor Ronald Kelly will trace Jesus' steps leading up to the crucifixion and retells in full the tale behind his resurrection. Sites include the Mount of Olives, Bethany, Jerusalem, Kidron Valley, the Upper Room, Gethsemane, Potter’s Field, Golgotha, the Garden Gate, and Herod’s Family Tomb. This resource provides an excellent summary and overview of the death and resurrection of Jesus.

This video explores the gospel accounts of Christ's death from a fascinating perspective that is often overlooked. Jesus was not an unfortunate victim but was the promised Messiah who had come to redeem Israel and the world. For those who already accept the miracle of Christ's death and resurrection, this documentary is a source of confirmation of faith. For those who doubt, it is a powerful apologetic argument for the veracity of the gospel. Lee Strobel, Greg Laurie, Ed Hindson, Gary Habermas, Amnon Shor and the voice talent of John Rhys-Davies are featured.
The DVD includes bonus features:
1.Questions (and answers) for discussion; 2.Paintings of the passion used in the production; 3.Selections for the documentary's original music score; 4.A compilation of O.T. prophecies and N.T. accounts of their fulfillment; 5.A collection of resources by authors, scholars and pastors interviewed for the documentary.

Use this three-volume set to share the story of the pssion and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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.

Return to old Jerusalem to witness Jesus' triumphal entrance into the city - and his eventual capture by Pontius Pilot's Roman soldiers. Then experience the wonder of the fulfillment of God's promise to His chosen people as Jesus ascends into Heaven in the glorious miracle of the Resurrection.

This is tape 5 of 5 in "Jesus Christ" series. This video unfolds the customs and relationships that were significant in the Last Supper (40min) and reviews the life of the followers of Jesus after the Resurrection (4min). The goal of this tape is to provide a setting in which viewers can weigh their relationships with Jesus Christ in light of the last supper and the resurrection.

As thunder growls in the background, a small group Jesus' followers carries his body wrapped in a white sheet toward a tomb near Jerusalem. Next day, the house where they gather is filled with accusations, remembrances and question. But joy replaces gloom and the first flickering of understanding comes early Sunday morning when there is a pounding at the door and a breathless Mary Magdalene rushes in. "I've seen him," she says. "He is alive! Jesus is not dead! He is alive!"

Tape 2: (Session 7-12)
Session 7- Background on the Gospel of Luke. Similarities and differences between Mark's and Luke's writings.
Session 8- Luke 22:1-53. The last supper and arrest.
Session 9- Luke 22:54-24:1. Peter denies Jesus; Jesus is taken to Pilate; The crowd calls for Barabbas' release. Jesus is crucified, dies and buried by Joseph of Arimathea.
Session 10- Luke 24:1-53. Women discover empty tomb, Jesus appears on the road to Emmaus, Disciples stay in Jerusalem until receiving the Holy Spirit.
Session 11- Background of Gospel Matthew. Differences between Matthew, Mark, and Luke.
Session 12- Matthew 26:17-27:10. Jesus shares his last meal with the disciples; Peter's pledges his loyalty, Judas betrays Jesus' location; Peter denies Jesus three times.

In the everyday struggles of life, we often become dull to Calvary's timeless and deep meaning. We mistakenly think of it as just another one of the elementary facts of our faith. This resource helps us revisit God's powerful message in the death and resurrection of Christ. Dr. McArthur explains carefully the smallest details of Christ's crucifixion, linking the human events with scripture references.

Tape 3 of 3.
Jesus is welcomed into Jerusalem by cheering crowds in this video. Watch Him drive out the money changers in the temple and visit with Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. Despair with His followers at the crucifixion and rejoice in His resurrection.