The story of what Christ did for us on the Cross is the single most important one in the history of the world. It is a beautiful, simple story that has the power to change a person's life forever. Sometimes it can seem like we make the message too complicated. With that in mind, we have created this very child-like presentation of the Gospel. With child narration and simple artwork, this video tells the story of Christ's death and resurrection.

Encourage your congregation to INVITE friends, family and neighbors during the Easter season. This video confronts the fact that Studies show again and again that during the Easter season more people are open to spiritual truth than any other time of the year -- they’re willing to let down their guard and hear the name and good news of Jesus.

Faith. Hope. Love. We struggle to do each of them to our (or anyone else's) satisfaction. Yet, as believers, we persist, though it requires risk on our part. Risk to have faith. Risk to have hope. And risk to love, though we may fail... we continue to remain.

Scripture provides the script for this beautifully filmed and scored program, paralleling the similarities between the sacrificial lamb of the Old Testament and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ in the new Testament. The fact that Jesus was the Passover Lamb, sacrificed for our sins, is a powerful truth that your church body needs to know intimately. Explore this dynamic truth with this program on Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, or Easter morning.

Redemption Part 3 is the conclusion to the Redemption short film that has taken us through the events leading up to the death of Jesus, the crucifixion, and finally the resurrection. Through the use of scripture, this film starts as Joseph takes down the body of Jesus and places it in a tomb. It ends with the Good News of the glorious resurrection of Jesus. Through beautiful music and power cinematography, this film will surely get your church excited to celebrate the Good News of Easter.

Redemption Part 2 is the second section from the short film Redemption. This film starts from the point where the Roman soldiers raise the cross and through beautiful and stunning cinematography depicts Jesus’ last words and moments before he dies. The imagery is beautiful, yet haunting, and will be a powerful moment in any service. Ending at Jesus’ death, this section of the film would be a great ending to a Good Friday service, setting you up for the celebration of the resurrection on Easter.

Redemption Part 1 is the first section of the short film Redemption. It uses scripture from the Gospels to tell the story of the moments leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus. Starting at the Last Supper, through powerful music and beautiful cinematography this film leaves you hanging at the point of Jesus being nailed to the cross. These shorter clips will allow churches the flexibility of how they use Redemption in their different gatherings.

Scripture passages from the Gospels tell the story of the final days of Jesus’ life on earth, beginning at the Last Supper and ending at the open tomb. This program is rich – with beautiful imagery filmed in Israel and a powerful score. See Jesus tried, convicted, flogged and beaten. Then rejoice in his resurrection! This film is also available in three parts, giving you the flexibility to tell as much or as little of the story as necessary in your Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, or Easter Morning services.

This ready-to-use PowerPoint presentation includes more than 120 "slides" and extensive leader notes. Examine the historical, archaeological, and cultural proofs for Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. Know the answers to questions raised by atheists and others. Perfect for using Easter Sunday, Resurrection Sunday or all year around.

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This is a great witnessing tool. It simply incorporates John 3:16 with the bridge illustration. Please check out other videos from Unblind Productions.

This ready-to-use PowerPoint presentation takes you from Palm Sunday and the Triumphal Entry to the cleansing of the Temple, the Last Supper, the Garden of Gethsemane, the Crucifixion, burial, and resurrection. See a bird’s-eye view of Jerusalem, the Temple, Bethany, the Mount of Olives, Golgotha, and the Garden of Gethsemane. It is also a time line that shows what happened each day. The artist is Hugh Claycombe who illustrated the NIV Study Bible.

Contains more than 150 slides.

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Previously described by terms such as terrible, shameful and wretched, the Cross has become for us the ultimate symbol of God’s Grace. This video, set to beautiful music and striking High Definition imagery, shows how Christ’s redeeming love for us transformed the very meaning of the cross from death to life.

A tilt of a stained glass Mother Mary and dove.

A zoom out of a painting of Jesus' crucifixion in a cathedral.

A dove lands on the outstretched arm of a statue of Jesus.

A still shot of a bronze Jesus on the cross.

A pan of the inside of a cathedral.

It can be difficult to imagine the tremendous grief and loss the disciples endured surrounding the torture and crucifixion of Jesus. This emotionally-charged video juxtaposes the scandalous story of Jesus’ death against images of a family waiting helplessly in a hospital for word on the condition of their loved one – a nearly universally identifiable scenario. This gripping video is an evocative mood-setting tool and potential sermon-starter for a Good Friday service.

Looking to tell the full Good Friday-Easter story in one service? This shorter version of the “Easter – Resurrection” video was edited down for same-service use with the “Good Friday – Death” video, allowing you to insert the two-part video series into your service back-to-back or at separate times. It also provides a slightly more succinct stand-alone option for Easter.

Intended as a companion video to “Good Friday – Death,” this dramatic and emotional video tells the second half of the full Easter story – the story of Jesus’ victorious resurrection from the dead – and again relates the disciples’ amazement and joy to the contemporary family portrayed in the Good Friday video by depicting the jubilant celebration that accompanies the resuscitation of their loved one. This video powerfully communicates the triumphant and celebratory tone appropriate for an Easter service.