The Upper Room, Part II - The Last Supper comes to a dramatic close. Jesus goes to pray in the Garden of Gethsemane, and is finally met by a close friend at the head of a group of soldiers as they come to arrest Him. 

"The Upper Room, Part 1" - This final look at the Last Supper provides an opportunity for the disciples to remember where they have been, and how the Lord has brought them to this place. 

"Reunions" - The two meetings foreshadowed in episode 5 happen here in episode 6. All of the people around Jesus struggle to understand what is about to happen. And a big character reveal sets us up for what might be to come. 

"Because of Me" - things are getting more serious, as the religious leaders debate what to do about Jesus. His Jesus' disciples struggle to come to terms with it. In the night, there are two visits, for two very different reasons. 

"The Same Coin" - Episode 4 opens and closes with moments of thankfulness for the goodness of God, and His extravagant blessings on us. But between those episodes, the group continues to struggle with what is on the horizon. 

Woes - Jesus confronts the Religious Leaders in powerful ways, as the Sanhedrin continues looking for a solution. The Disciples struggle to comprehend what is coming. 

Zeal for your house has consumed me (Ps. 69:9). The action has been building toward a confrontation with the way God's House is being misused. In this episode we see Jesus cleanse the Temple, and confront he Religious Leaders yet again. 

Entry - Season 5 is the season of the Last Supper, and covers the events of Holy Week leading up to Jesus' arrest. In Episode 1 we see the Triumphal Entry. Jesus struggles to help the Disciples understand what is coming, and does not hold back when confronting the religious leaders. 

Humble - in an often-overlooked episode, Jesus is anointed, and the implications are powerful. And as we close out Season 4, we are brought to precipice of an amazing string of events.

"The Last Sign" - In this episode we see the anticipated miracle - the raising of Lazarus. Tensions mount as the group ponders the implications of this with the religious leaders.