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Palm Sunday to Resurrection Sunday
Walk through Holy Week in 8 days — from the triumphal entry to the empty tomb. Same truth. New language.
Jesus enters Jerusalem to thunderous praise. The crowd lays cloaks and branches on the road, hailing him as king. But within days, the same crowd will call for his death.
Jesus walks into the temple and overturns the tables of the money changers. The religious marketplace is about to get a reality check.
Jesus delivers some of his most powerful teaching about the future — the end of the age, the importance of readiness, and the final judgment. He knows his time is short.
A woman pours expensive perfume on Jesus, and the room erupts in criticism. But Jesus says she has done something beautiful — she is preparing him for burial. She saw what even the disciples missed.
Jesus washes his disciples' feet, shares a final meal with them, and gives them a new commandment: love one another as I have loved you. This is the last ordinary evening they will ever have together.
The darkest day. Jesus is arrested, tried, beaten, and crucified. "It is finished" — but it is really just beginning.
Silence. The disciples are hiding, grieving, confused. The psalmist wrote, 'Lord, I cry out to you by day; at night I am before you. Let my prayer come before you.' Sometimes faith means sitting in the darkness and waiting for what you cannot yet see.
The tomb is empty. Death could not hold him. This changes everything — for them, and for you.
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