2. Why Did Jesus Die on the Cross? Why Was Jesus Raised from the Dead?

3. Why Did Jesus Die On The Cross An Offering for our sin – The lamb of God (Isa. 53:8,10,7; Jn. 1:29)

4. Why Did Jesus Die On The Cross An Offering for our sin – The lamb of God (Isa. 53:8,10,7; Jn. 1:29) Become a Curse for the Cursed (Gal. 3:13, 10, Heb. 12:2)

5. Why Did Jesus Die On The Cross An Offering for our sin – The lamb of God (Isa. 53:8,10,7; Jn. 1:29) Become a Curse for the Cursed (Gal. 3:13, 10, Heb. 12:2) To Separate us from the World (Gal. 6:14, Jn. 15:18-19, Jn. 7:7, Gal. 2:20)

6. Why Did Jesus Die On The Cross An Offering for our sin – The lamb of God (Isa. 53:8,10,7; Jn. 1:29) Become a Curse for the Cursed (Gal. 3:13, 10, Heb. 12:2) To Separate us from the World (Gal. 6:14, Jn. 15:18-19, Jn. 7:7, Gal. 2:20) So We can be saved by His Blood (Rom. 3:23- 26. Rom. 5:8-9)

7. Why Was Jesus Raised from the Dead? So we can be alive spiritually unto God in Christ Jesus (Rom. 6:10-11)

8. Why Was Jesus Raised from the Dead? So we can be alive spiritually unto God in Christ Jesus (Rom. 6:10-11) So we can have an assurance of a bodily resurrection from the dead (I Cor. 15:15-16, 20)

9. Why Was Jesus Raised from the Dead? So we can be alive spiritually unto God in Christ Jesus (Rom. 6:10-11) So we can have an assurance of a bodily resurrection from the dead (I Cor. 15:15-16, 20) So we can have a living hope of Heaven (I Pet. 1:3-4, Col. 1:4-5)

10. Why Was Jesus Raised from the Dead? So we can be alive spiritually unto God in Christ Jesus (Rom. 6:10-11) So we can have an assurance of a bodily resurrection from the dead (I Cor. 15:15-16, 20) So we can have a living hope of Heaven (I Pet. 1:3-4, Col. 1:4-5) So we can see clearly that Jesus is the Son of God (Rom. 1:4)

11. The Story Of Jesus’ Last Week

12. Capitalism – Corporate Profits

13. The Story Of Jesus’ Last Week Capitalism – Corporate Profits Pop - Culture

14. The Story Of Jesus’ Last Week Capitalism – Corporate Profits Pop - Culture Post Modernism – Relative Truth, Find your Own Meaning, Inclusive

15. The Story Of Jesus’ Last Week Capitalism – Corporate Profits Pop - Culture Post Modernism – Relative Truth, Find your Own Meaning, Inclusive

16. The Story Of Jesus’ Last Week Capitalism – Corporate Profits Pop - Culture Post Modernism – Relative Truth, Find your Own Meaning, Inclusive “This Palm Sunday television event is a modern-day production of the most famous story of all time, full of universal themes, which we hope provides a unifying experience, bringing the sacred and secular together,” said Mark Bracco, executive VP of programming and development for Dick Clark productions.

17. Pop-Culture World – Music The musical adapts songs like Celine Dion’s “Love Can Move Mountains,” Creed’s “Arms Wide Open,” Katy Perry’s “Unconditionally,” Train’s “Calling All Angels” and Imagine Dragons’ “Demons”, Lighthouse “Broken”

18. Post Modern Thought…What It Means To You Well I just heard the news today It seems my life is going to change I close my eyes, begin to pray Then tears of joy stream down my face With arms wide open Under the sunlight Welcome to this place I'll show you everything With arms wide open With arms wide open

19. Jason Wade – Broken- T. Yearwood The broken clock is a comfort, it helps me sleep tonight Maybe it can stop tomorrow from stealing all my time I am here still waiting though I still have my doubts I am damaged at best, like you've already figured out I'm falling apart, I'm barely breathing With a broken heart that's still beating In the pain there is healing In your name I find meaning So I'm holdin' on, I'm holdin' on, I'm holdin' on I'm barely holdin' on to you

20. Jason Wade – Broken – Post Modernism And then in a Rolling Stone magazine interview, Jason said, "My music is spiritually based, but we don't want to be labeled as a 'Christian band,' because all of a sudden people's walls come up and they won't listen to your music and what you have to say."

21. Katy Perry’s – Unconditionally Come just as you are to me Don't need apologies Know that you are worthy I'll take your bad days with your good Walk through the storm I would I do it all because I love you, I love you Unconditional, unconditionally I will love you unconditionally There is no fear now Let go and just be free I will love you unconditionally

22. Post Modernism – What does It Mean To You? Jencarlos Canela: Plays Jesus “…I think for my generation, religion has such a bad name because of human error. We made the mistake of attaching the word “God” to the word “religion” -- the word “God” is way bigger. Whether you’re a believer or not, this story is way more than that. It’s about love, unity, acceptance, forgiveness, facing your fears, and being able to do anything to conquer them so you can be the best person you can. I needed to hear that message.

23. Post Modernism – What does It Mean To You? Jencarlos Canela…When it comes to delivering my lines, I just allowed him to emotionally go to places that the cliché version of Jesus would not. I know the story well and ultimately I see a smile on his face -- a symbol of hope and love.

24. Will You See and Hear This? Jesus is THE SON OF GOD

25. Will You See and Hear This? Jesus is THE SON OF GOD Jesus condemning the world of sin

26. Will You See and Hear This? Jesus is THE SON OF GOD Jesus condemning the world of sin Jesus and the last week leading to His crucifixion and resurrection is historical fact

27. Will You See and Hear This? Jesus is THE SON OF GOD Jesus condemning the world of sin Jesus and the last week leading to His crucifixion and resurrection is historical fact The cross is a symbol of shame.

28. Will You See and Hear This? Jesus is THE SON OF GOD Jesus condemning the world of sin Jesus and the last week leading to His crucifixion and resurrection is historical fact The cross is a symbol of shame. The cross is a stumbling block and foolishness.

29. Will You See and Hear This? Jesus is THE SON OF GOD Jesus condemning the world of sin Jesus and the last week leading to His crucifixion and resurrection is historical fact The cross is a symbol of shame. The cross is a stumbling block and foolishness. Jesus’ resurrection is gives us the hope for Heaven

30. Will You See and Hear This? Jesus is THE SON OF GOD Jesus condemning the world of sin Jesus and the last week leading to His crucifixion and resurrection is historical fact The cross is a symbol of shame. The cross is a stumbling block and foolishness. Jesus’ resurrection is gives us the hope for Heaven Baptism saves us – on the basis of Jesus’ death and resurrection (Rom. 6:3-4, I Pet. 3:21)