An overview of the Gospels on DVD

In this 3-hour DVD, Dr. Dan Hayden shows how the four Gospels of the Bible are portraits of Christ, uniquely crafted to show Jesus Christ in His four distinct characteristics: As King, Servant, Man and God.

Orlando, FL (PRWEB) March 24, 2004 -- When it comes to Small Group and Sunday School curriculum, theres nothing like good, solid Bible teaching that offers deep, thought-provoking material for any student of the Word. Such is the new DVD, Portraits of Christ from Sola Scriptura, a ministry devoted to affirming the authenticity, accuracy, and authority of Gods Word -- the Bible.

In Portraits of Christ, Dr. Dan Hayden provides an enlightening overview of the Gospels that explains their uniqueness as portraits of Jesus Christ, not biographies. In six 30-minute sessions, Dan masterfully answers many of the difficult questions about the Gospel writings: Why are the Gospels so different in some places, and so similar in others? Are harmonies of the Gospels a good idea, or can they lead to problems? Why are there apparent contradictions in places? Can they be reconciled? What year was Jesus really born, and what was the sequence of events that happened during His final week on earth?

Dan demonstrates how the writers of the Gospels, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, had specific intent as they wrote, drawing material together as they saw fit to portray Christ in His four distinct characteristics: as King, Servant, Man, and God.

The DVD includes a study guide with lesson introductions and discussion questions, making it perfect for group or individual use.

Portraits of Christ is a fascinating look into the most important and unique literature in the world: the four Gospels of the Bible.

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Portraits of Christ
ISBN: 1-932691-02-2
$18.95 SRP
Street date: May 1, 2004
Runtime: 3 hours
Format: Video DVD

Contact:
Gary Vaterlaus
Sola Scriptura
Tel: 407-581-4245
Fax: 407-581-4250
Email: gvaterlaus@solagroup.org
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