Gone
One Man... One Tomb... One Sunday
Published on 1. March 2016
106 pages
978-1-62998-936-5 (ISBN)
Description
The most significant event in history-the day Jesus vanquished death on Calvary's cruel and biting cross-is the crowning achievement of God's brilliantly executed plan of redemption. And as Rod Parsley suggests, the resurrection is the apex of our faith and hope in Christ. In Gone Parsley takes readers on a profound journey to deepen our surface-level understanding of what happened between the first Good Friday and Easter Sunday by exploring the cultural, historical, and biblical context of Jesus's death, burial, and resurrection. Once readers' eyes of understanding are opened to what truly happened that weekend and what one man, in one tomb, on one Sunday accomplished-their Christian walk will be irreversibly and eternally transformed.
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03/2016
Charisma House
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Rod Parsley is the author of more than fifty books, including his New York Times best seller Culturally Incorrect, and his most recent The Cross and God's End-Time Calendar. He is an international speaker, a frequent guest on numerous media outlets, and host of the daily television broadcast Breakthrough, viewed by millions worldwide. He is the founder of various ministries, including Valor Christian College, Bridge of Hope missions, and the World Harvest Ministerial Alliance. The role closest to his heart is that of senior pastor and founder of World Harvest Church in Columbus, Ohio, where he resides with his wife, Joni, and their two children.
Content
- Intro
- TITLE PAGE
- COPYRIGHT PAGE
- DEDICATION
- CONTENTS
- PART I: FRIDAY
- FOREWORD BY BISHOP CHARLES E. BLAKE SR.
- INTRODUCTION
- 1 THE JUBILEE OF THE UNIVERSE
- 2 INTO THE TOMB
- PART II: SATURDAY
- 3 INTO HIDING
- 4 INTO THE HEART OF THE EARTH
- 5 GRAVEYARD PLANET
- PART III: SUNDAY
- 6 HE IS NOT HERE
- 7 BELIEVING
- 8 LIVING IN RESURRECTION POWER
- PART IV: MONDAY AND BEYOND
- 9 OVER THE HORIZON
- AFTERWORD BY BISHOP CLINT BROWN
- NOTES
