Eric Echols is the Lead Pastor of Freedom Bible Church in Evans, GA. He is passionate about helping people become disciples of Jesus and leading them to fulfill their God-given calling to become reproducing disciple-makers. Eric uses his relational style as a communicator to encourage people to grow closer to Christ.
The verses were written on the wall of Mother Teresa’s home for children in Calcutta and are widely attributed to her. “People are often unreasonable, illogical, and self-centered. Forgive them anyway.…
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The Passion: Exploring the final week of Jesus’ life in Mark’s Gospel is a captivating and insightful book that delves into the profound significance of Jesus’ last week on Earth. With meticulous attention to historical context and spiritual depth, this book vividly recounts pivotal events, including the triumphant entry into Jerusalem, the poignant Last Supper, the heart-wrenching betrayal by Judas, the unjust trial, the agonizing crucifixion, and ultimately, the miraculous resurrection.
Journey through the final week of Jesus’ life with The Passion: Exploring the Final Week of Jesus’ Life in Mark’s Gospel—a powerful blend of historical insight, biblical reflection, and spiritual depth. Experience the triumph, betrayal, sacrifice, and resurrection that changed the world—and discover how these events still speak to us today.
If you’re ready to go beyond the surface of the Passion narrative and encounter the life-changing truth of the gospel, this book will serve as your guide through one of the most sacred and
