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Jesus Film for Gospel Purpose Credits : Jesus film project Kindly subscribe our channel & share to your friends This film is a perfect introduction to Jesus through the Gospel of Luke. Jesus constantly surprises and confounds people, from His miraculous birth to His rise from the grave. Follow His life through excerpts from the Book of Luke, all the miracles, the teachings, and the passion. God creates everything and loves mankind. But mankind disobeys God. God and mankind are separated, but God loves mankind so much, He arranges redemption for mankind. He sends his Son Jesus to be a perfect sacrifice to make amends for us. Before Jesus arrives, God prepares mankind. Prophets speak of the birth, the life, and the death of Jesus. Jesus attracts attention. He teaches in parables no one really understands, gives sight to the blind, and helps those who no one sees as worth helping. He scares the Jewish leaders, they see him as a threat. So they arrange, through Judas the traitor and their Roman oppressors, for the crucifixion of Jesus. They think the matter is settled. But the women who serve Jesus discover an empty tomb. The disciples panic. When Jesus appears, they doubt He's real. But it's what He proclaimed all along: He is their perfect sacrifice, their Savior, victor over death. He ascends to heaven, telling His followers to tell others about Him and His teachings. Download the App for more clips and to take Jesus with you wherever you go: https://nextstep.is/getapp #Jesusfilm #Jesusmovie #vetrivazhvutv #வெற்றிவாழ்வு #tamilchristianmovie jesus tamil movie,tamil christian movies,jesus tamil padam,jesus tamilmovie download,jesus film tamil,jesus full movie in tamil,passion of christ full movie in tamil,jesus redeems short films,jesus calls,christ the redeemer,the passion of the christ,church of jesus christ,jesus of nazareth,sermon on the mount,pontius pilate,jesus on the cross,sacred heart of jesus,baby jesus,judas iscariot, Jesus Film - from the Gospel Of Luke I found that covering Luke's Gospel in 11 chapters of 2,500 words each was a major challenge. But I also found myself involved in more than a writing assignment as I opened up this remarkable story of Jesus according to Luke. While I tried to make some of the important scholarship on this gospel accessible, my main motivation was pastoral. I tried to make Luke's portrait of Jesus accessible to a contemporary college freshman. Here are some of the things I observed about how this wonderful segment of Scripture deals with Jesus: Luke was a serious historian, careful in his writing and elegant in his language. As N.T. Wright observes, Luke “was an educated and cultured man, the first real historian to write about Jesus. His book places Jesus not only at the heart of the Jewish world of the first century, but at the heart of the Roman world into which the Christian gospel exploded.” Luke continues his story into this Gospel's sequel, the Acts of the Apostles. Luke depicts Jesus in his short-lived ministry as deeply compassionate — caring for the poor, the oppressed, and the marginalized of that culture, such as Samaritans, Gentiles, and women. Whereas Matthew traces Jesus' genealogy to Abraham, father of the Jewish people, Luke goes back to Adam, parent of us all. Again and again, Luke zeros in on women, who were seen as second-class citizens in the first century. The first birth announcement for Jesus, as Luke tells it, was made to shepherds “living in the fields,” and were among the lowest in that society's pecking order. Jesus' ministry was for all, especially for those who were rejected or diminished in value by their society. Luke places special emphasis on the Holy Spirit and on prayer. After highlighting the role of the Holy Spirit in the birth and ministry of Jesus, Luke begins the sequel to his gospel by telling of the Holy Spirit's outpouring (Acts 2). As to prayer, Luke not only pictures Jesus at prayer but also includes several parables that highlight the importance of prayer. As you read Luke, be alert to how often these themes appear in this Gospel. Some of Jesus' most powerful parables are uniquely recorded in Luke: The Good Samaritan (10:25–37), The Rich Fool (12:13–21), The Prodigal Son (15:11–32), The Rich Man and Lazarus (16:19–31), The Persistent Widow (18:1–8), and The Pharisee and the Tax Collector (18:9–14). Luke describes Jesus on the road. He gives us a longer “travel narrative” than the other gospels (9:51–18:14). While on his extended journey to Jerusalem, Jesus heals, teaches, and disciples his followers. Then, the book climaxes on the road to Emmaus (24:13–35). Luke's Jesus is on a journey with us. While I am very grateful for the vital diversity in the four-gospel story we have of Jesus, I celebrate this wonderful story of Jesus according to Luke.