Tetelestai, If the battle is finished, why is life so hard?

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About this Lesson

In many Easter sermons, we are reminded that Jesus’ final word from the cross, as recorded in John, was Tetelestai! which translated from the Greek means, “It is finished!”

Tetelestai is an incredible word and not just because it sounds great and is fun to say but for the multitude of meanings and implications wrapped up in it and the questions it inspires.

That is what I would like to explore here—what exactly did Jesus finish on the cross and what does it mean to me?

Though Easter is the event that motivated my exploration of the word, when I look at it closely, the questions it raises, the implications of it, and the applications inspired by it, all go far beyond Easter.

And can make a huge difference in how successfully spiritually you live your Christian life today.

NOTE: this lesson does not contain a “notes” handout because it would have been 17 pages because of the way the lesson is structured. Instead, I created an eBook that is available here and eBook is part of the yearly subscription.

Included in this Lesson

• An 1080p video
• An editable PowerPoint of the presentation
• A PDF of Questions on the lesson for individual study or group discussion
• Two digital files of images you can use to promote the topic
• Unlimited reproduction rights of the video and handouts within your church, group, ministry, or business.

REMINDER

Though free for now, you can normally buy this lesson individually for $2.99, or for $4.99 monthly, or $36 yearly subscription you get this lesson and ALL the currently available lesson modules and those continuously added. Click the following link to find out more or to sign up: CLICK HERE 

In the files below:

• The MP4 file has the video—the name may be a bit odd as the program I’m using automatically sometimes gives it a new name when I save it.
• The ZIP file has the PDFs of notes and question pages, plus the image files.