Body of Proof Bible Study Book with Video Access A Study on the Resurrection of Jesus

Body of Proof Bible Study Book with Video Access includes printed content for four sessions, a leader guide, personal study between group sessions, applicable Scripture, "How to Use This Study," tips for leading a group, and more. Also, each Book contains unique codes that enable you to access free teaching videos for each session.

The single most important fact of the Christian faith is that Jesus isn't dead. He was resurrected on a Sunday morning two thousand years ago. That one weekend included His execution, an earthquake, daytime darkness, an uprising, and a miracle unlike any the world had ever seen.

Those events and the days that followed changed everything about the world and form the center of our faith. Yet outside of a few days each year, we don't spend a lot of time contemplating the resurrection itself.

In this four-session Bible study, we'll look back on that incredible weekend and see why the resurrection of Jesus gives us hope and confidence today.

Session Topics:

1. Replacing My "If Onlys" with "If Jesus"
2. Jesus Rebuilds and Restores the Wrecks of My Life
3. The Greatest Comeback of All Time
4. We're All Traveling the Road to Emmaus

Features:

• Four small group sessions
• Personal studies for ongoing spiritual growth
• Activities for families
• Church campaign kit
• Four videos featuring author Jeremiah J. Johnston included with purchase
• Leader guide
• Promotional video

Benefits:

• Lead into Easter by examining four reasons to trust and hope in the resurrection of Jesus.
• Understand why you can accept the resurrection of Jesus as a historical fact.
• Gain confidence that the resurrection of Jesus is the best explanation for the events of Easter weekend.
• See the power that Jesus holds over life and death.
• Learn how the resurrection of Jesus makes sense of loss and suffering.
• Place your hope in the resurrection to save yourself and others.
• Discover the resurrection's power to transform lives, even the lives of those who were previously hostile to the Christian faith.