On Calvary's Hill

40 Readings for the Easter Season (A 40-Day Lent Devotional)

De: Max Lucado

Narrado por: Ben Holland

It's early in the final week. The props and players for Friday's drama are in position. Five-inch spikes are in the bin. A cross-beam leans against a shed wall. The players are nearing the stage - Pilate, Annas and Caiaphas, Judas, the centurions. Players and props. Only this is no play; it's a divine plan. A plan begun before Adam felt heaven's breath, and now all heaven waits and watches. All eyes are on one figure - the Nazarene. Commonly clad. Uncommonly focused. He's on his final journey.

Join best-selling author Max Lucado in an exploration of the final days in the life of Christ. Draw near to the Savior and prepare to celebrate the greatest miracle ever conceived. Feel the passion. Sense the truth. Hear the promise. Death has no power.

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I'm so greatful HE chose the nails

I was captivated from beginning to end. This is a daily reminder that love will always prevail and we should
be greatful that our salvation cost our Heavenly Father dearly, but still He chose the Nails.

Great book for Easter

This was a great book for the Easter season. The narrator was wonderful and I learned so much.

Beautiful

I was deeply moved by this book. I listened to it in one sitting. It gave new insights into the passion., death and resurrection of Jesus. The narration was spiritually respectful and prayerful.

Great book, Quick read

Very enjoyable, I would suggest to read annually are resurrection day. i reccomend this selection

Jesus wonderful Savior

Thank you for helping to bring me closer to our Lord and Savior. You did well to present the love and sacrifice of our Lord and what He gave up for us. His love prevails all.

Refreshing

Refreshing look at the time around the crucifixion. As always Max Lacado's work makes me take an in depth look at what's happening and brings fresh insight.

ok but not accurate

it's ok but several times throughout listening I found things to not be biblically accurate and took his own liberties (which is fine with something and to a point) but some things were not biblical in my opinion. I'm Lutheran, which could be why there's theological differences but some things I found inaccurate had nothing to do with what makes me Lutheran but just plain were not accurate. sadly I have to give this a low rating even though I had liked some of Max Lucado's stuff in the past, this I couldn't even finish. God a little over half way and couldn't listen anymore sadly.