CHRISTIAN RESOURCE CENTER Tuesday 4/1/14 MOVIE- Most The Czech word for The Bridge, is a fitting title for this 21st-century parable about a loving father, his young son, and the fateful day when they attempt to head off an impending rail disaster. Hundreds of passengers aboard an oncoming steam train are completely unaware of the danger that looms as they head toward an open drawbridge. As a desperate young woman witnesses an act of mercy beyond imagination, her life is changed forever-as are the lives of all who see this film. Both heart wrenching and glorious, Most vividly portrays the greatest offering of love, sacrifice, hope, and forgiveness known to man. Widescreen. Approx. 33 minutes. GOSPEL-“But For The Cross”- LeFevre Quartet “God’s Gonna Send A Revival” – Tribute Quartet BOOK- “God Gave Us Easter”- By: Lisa Tawn Bergren Curious Little Cub loved learning about Christmas. Now shes wondering about Easter---and peppering Papa polar bear with questions. Why do we celebrate Easter? What happened on that day? What does it mean for our faith? With simple words and easy-to-understand biblical insights, Papa explains the meaning of Jesus death and resurrection. Ages 3 to 8. 40 pages, hardcover from Waterbrook -------------------------TBN MOVIES---------------------------------------- “The Passion of the Christ” 4/12/14 11:00 PM The Passion OfThe Christ follows the last twelve hours of Jesuss life from his emotional turmoil in the Garden of Gethsemane until his final moments of the crucifixion. Director Mel Gibson brings the struggle and sacrifice of Jesus (portrayed by Jim Caviezel) to life, like nothing ever seen before. Viewers must be cautioned that due to the graphic violence displayed in depicting the horrific death Jesus endured for us, this film is rated TV-MA-V. “Jesus of Nazareth” 10:00 PM 4/13/14 12:00 AM 4/14/14 This epic chronicle of Christ begins with the arrangements of the wedding between Joseph and Mary, proceeds through Jesus’ birth, his encounter with John the Baptist, and all the way to the grueling, transfigurative end. The all-star cast includes Anne Bancroft, Laurence Olivier, Michael York, James Mason, Rod Steiger, and Robert Powell as Jesus. As the beautiful locations, superb performances, and reverent portrayals reveal, Franco Zeffirelli (OTELLO, HAMLET) directed this six-hour-plus television miniseries with palpable passion. -------------------INSPIRATIONAL TV PROGRAMS---------------------- MONDAY – FRIDAY : TBN Spring Praiseathon begins 12 AM Monday 7:00 AM M – F Joyce Meyer on INSP (other programs before noon) Fireproof starring Kirk Camerson and Sister ACT II on the UP Network Monday
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