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Having risen, Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene, the apostles and Thomas. Jesus speaks peace to their fear.

Days after his burial, a few of Jesus followers visit the tomb and find it empty! Having risen from the dead, Jesus invites us to resurrection life.

Today we explore the scope of the Biblical narrative leading up to the cross. Further, we delve into the implications of the cross (atonement theory).

The Jewish leaders were intent upon manipulating the Roman courts in order to have Jesus crucified. Though Pilot sees not grounds for a charge, agrees to Jesus' execution.

Having been betrayed by one of his closest followers, Jesus is arrested. While Peter steps up to fight, Jesus chooses to peacefully accept God's plan.

Shortly before his crucifixion, Jesus prays for himself and those that will follow him. His prayers challenge us to consider Church unity and the mission we have received.

Shortly before his crucifixion and resurrection, Jesus warns his followers of the struggle to come. He also promises the Holy Spirit, the advocate, who will be their peace.

While comforting his disciples about his impending death, Jesus speaks of a remarkable season to come. Soon, the Father will send the Holy Spirit.

Shortly before His death, Jesus was betrayed, abandoned and denied by his closest followers. His response: Love one-another as I have loved you.

Knowing that his death and that he held all power, Jesus kneels down to wash his disciples' feet. In taking the posture of a servant, Jesus calls us to lives of service.