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Resources on the Life of Jesus Resources on the Life of Jesus from the NCCUMC Media Center Last Updated: February 5, 2014 Purpose: This subject guide includes resources that tell the story of Jesus' life. It includes dramatizations as well as Bible studies on the Gospels. These resources are recommended for your small group to prepare for the Easter celebration or any time that you would like to focus on the life of Christ. For resources focused specifically on Christ's crucifixion and resurrection, see the Easter/Lent Subject Guide. For resources related to Christ's birth, see the Christmas/Advent Subject Guide. Table of Contents Video Resources ............................................................................................................................. 1 Books ............................................................................................................................................... 9 Youth Video Resources ................................................................................................................. 11 Youth Books .................................................................................................................................. 12 Children’s Video Resources .......................................................................................................... 13 Children’s Books ............................................................................................................................ 15 Subjects and Keywords Search for these subjects or keywords in the Media Center catalog: Subjects Bible; Adults Bible; Children Bible; Youth Keywords Jesus Electronic Resource Keywords Click on these words at http://nccumc.org/mediacenter/onlineresources/ to find electronic resources related to this subject. Jesus Video Resources DVD16 Sisters Bible Study for Women: Unfailing Love Sisters is a series of video-based Bible studies that speak to women's hearts. In Unfailing Love, the second in the series, Rebecca Laird is the teacher. She invites the participants to consider a closer relationship with Jesus, the friend through a study of the Gospel of Luke. The program has 6 sessions. Comes with a leader's guide and an example of the participant's workbook. Request materials from the NCCUMC Media Center by calling 800-849-4433 x264, email [email protected], or visit http://www.nccumc.org/mediacenter. ~ 1 ~ DVD56 Invitation to the New Testament A short-term DISCIPLE Bible study, this 8-part series begins with Matthew's Gospel. Each session is based on the manner of Jesus' call to us. Kit includes DVD, leader's guide and an example of a participant's book. DVD58 Efird Bible Study: The Gospel of Mark "You will enjoy learning the primary and repetitive themes, such as Mark's 'secrecy motif,' how the book is noted for brevity yet includes minute details, the writer's insistence that Jesus was uniquely Son of God," and how it is different from other Gospels. 17 sessions from 15 to 27 minutes each. Comes with an example of a participant's workbook. DVD59 Visual Bible: Matthew "The Gospel of Matthew presented word for word from the best-selling New International Version® (NIV) translation offers wonderful educational, spiritual, and entertainment value. All ages--from preschoolers to the elderly--can follow along in the Bible while studying in a group or individually." A Spanish version is also available on this DVD. DVD116 People Who Met Jesus Vol. I Get to know Jesus through the people who met Him. This series has eight stories with a leader's guide. Segments are: Simon Peter, Matthew, The Centurion, The Woman at the Well, The Nobleman, Jairus, The Rich Young Ruler, Nicodemus. DVD117 People Who Met Jesus Vol. II Get to know Jesus through the people who met Him. This series has eight stories with a leader's guide. Segments are: Zacchaues, The Man Born Blind, Annas the Priest, Caiaphas, Judas Iscariot, Herod Antipas, Pontius Pilate, and Joseph of Arimathea. DVD136 The Power of Forgiveness Every human being gets hurt in ways both big and small, and in turn we sometimes inflict hurt on others. There comes a time when we face the difficult choice to forgive others and to forgive ourselves. But forgiveness can seem impossible, even undesirable. The Power of Forgiveness presents four studies that open our minds and our hearts to a new understanding of forgiveness so we can embrace forgiveness as a key to a wholesome and free life. 4 sessions: The Origins of Forgiveness, What is Forgiveness? Why Do We Need to Forgive?, How is Forgiveness Possible? Guidelines are included. DVD187 History Channel: Lost Worlds: Jesus' Jerusalem This program explores Jerusalem as it would have been in the time of Jesus. Comes with a synopsis and leader's guidelines with Scripture references and questions for discussion. DVD199 Efird Bible Study: The Gospel of Luke The emphasis of Luke, that Jesus is the universal savior of the entire world, is shown in a verse- by-verse study of the Gospel of Luke. There are 14 sessions from 17 to 26 minutes each. Comes with an example of a participant's workbook. Workbook author is Carlin Johnson. DVD200 Efird Bible Study: The Gospel of Matthew Dr. Efird explains why this Gospel is called the Church Gospel and provides that background, context, and meaning of the familiar stories and parables. The lecture is divided into 16 sessions of 16 to 23 minutes each. An example of a participant's workbook is included. Carlin Johnson is the author of the workbook. DVD227 Deeper Connections: The Miracles of Jesus This 6-part Bible study for adults looks at Jesus' actions and covers the stories in the scriptures of The Clean Daughter A Bleeding Woman (Mark 5:21-34) The Heartbeat of God Water to Wine (John 2:1-11) Knowing the King Feeding the 5,000/Walking on the Water (Matthew 14:15-33) A Faith-full Outsider A Canaanite Woman (Matthew 15:21-28) Fruitless Lives The Cursing of the Fig Request materials from the NCCUMC Media Center by calling 800-849-4433 x264, email [email protected], or visit http://www.nccumc.org/mediacenter. ~ 2 ~ Tree (Mark 11:12-21) Grateful Outcasts Ten Lepers (Luke 17:11-19). Each part is taught by a different Bible expert with historical background, Biblical text study, and applications of the message to life. DVD254 The Jesus Creed: Seven Lessons on Loving God and Others What is The Jesus Creed?; Do you need a new beginning?; What has God Called you to Become?; How is God Calling you to compassion?; What Kind of society should Christians make?; Yes, Disciples fail and Living the Jesus Creed are the titles of the 7 sessions lead by Scot McKnight, using the traditional "Hear, O Israel, the Lord or God.." and the words of Jesus, "Love your neighbor as yourself" as a tool for recommitting our lives and actions to building of the Kingdom. DVD comes with guidelines for using with a group and a copy of McKnight's book. DVD263 Faith Lessons: Life and Ministry of the Messiah Teacher and historian Ray Vander Laan leads this series filmed in Israel. 8 sessions: In the Shadow of Herod, My Rock and My Fortress, The Time Had Fully Come, No Greater Love, The Rabbi, Language of Culture, Misguided Faith, Living Water. Copy of Discovery Guide included. DVD308 Everything Must Change Brian McLaren asks two questions in this study: What are the world's top crises, and what do the life and message of Jesus say to those global crises? This DVD study will help participants discover a form of Christian faith that is holistic, integral, balanced, that offers good news for both the living and the dying, that speaks of God's grace at work. Each session will summarize and expand on a section from the book with DVD footage from McLaren's nationwide tour to serve as discussion starters based on the major issues of our time. Includes a leader’s guide and a copy of the book. DVD317 Deeper Connections: The Forgiveness of Jesus This 6-part Bible study for adults looks at the forgiveness of Jesus. "This study offers a fuller understanding of the reason Christ gave his life." Sessions are: The Forgiving Father (Prodigal Son), Two Aspects of Healing (The Paralytic), Spiritual Sight (Jesus Heals the Blind Man), Hope for Sinners (Jesus' Dinner Invitation), A Second Chance and Released to Forgive (Healing on the Sabbath). DVD318 Deeper Connections: The Life of Jesus This 6-part Bible study for adults reminds participants how the power of Jesus' promises could affect our lives. Sessions are: Birthday Surprises (Birth of Jesus), John Prepares the Way (Baptism of Jesus), The Victorious Son of God, Fishing with the Master (Jesus Calls the Disciples), Disease Conquered (Jesus Heals the Sick), and Defeating the Enemy (Jesus Casts Out Demons). DVD323 Dr. Efird: Gospel of John 2010 The Jesus we find in John is different from the one depicted in the synoptic Gospels. Learn how Jesus is presented on two levels as you gain new insights and marvel at how Jesus was in control even as he was nailed to the cross. The Gospel of John study contains 7 video lessons lasting approximately 20 minutes each. There is also a longer version from 2004 with 15 sessions. It is available as DVD353. DVD362 Jesus: Who Do Men Say That I Am? At this hour millions would die for Him! Why? Who is this unforgettable one called Jesus? Is there any other like Him in all history? Is He the king of kings? Was He a man of miracles, a religious rebel, a self-deluded misfit? Do people today think of Him as a prophet, teacher, or God? What do you think? This intriguing investigation with everyday people and leading Bible scholars reveals some refreshing and often startling answers. Here is an intelligent, provocative portrait that will stir your heart and mind. This powerful film contains answers that may change your life or the life of a friend or relative who really wants to know who Jesus is. The program shows the diversity of viewpoints about Jesus that currently prevail. The key questions are pointedly raised Request materials from the NCCUMC Media Center by calling 800-849-4433 x264, email [email protected], or visit http://www.nccumc.org/mediacenter.
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