Repentacne - Jesus: Crucifixion
Repentance – Jesus: Crusifixion
This booklet leads students to the foot of the cross, where repentance is seen through the suffering of Christ. Using scripture, questions, and drawings, it explores who Jesus is, the depth of His emotional, physical, and spiritual pain, and the meaning of His sacrifice for our sins. Trainers guide students to reflect on the different characters at the cross—soldiers, followers, religious leaders, and bystanders—and to identify where they stand today. The goal is not just knowledge, but a personal and transformative encounter with Jesus’ crucifixion that calls each one to true repentance and discipleship Click on the booklet to download and begin your journey.Workbook - Jesus: Crusifixion
A Student Workbook is a condensed version of the Master Booklet. It includes the scriptures, key questions, and drawing instructions, with added space for personal notes and reflections. Click on the booklet to download and begin your journey.Teaching the Cross – Drawing and Training the
Trainers
This video shows how to use a simple drawing to explain the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and its meaning. Students begin by dividing the page into sections and sketching the cross at the center, with symbols of Jesus’ emotional (eye), physical (cross and crown of thorns), and spiritual suffering (flame and darkness). The bottom section represents our response—whether as soldiers, followers, religious leaders, or bystanders—and challenges us to see where we stand today. Trainers can use this drawing to help others reflect deeply on the suffering of Christ and to equip new disciples to teach the message themselves.Repentance – Jesus: Medical Account
This booklet helps trainers teach the cross of Christ using a medical perspective of what really happened at Calvary. Step by step, students see the physical, emotional, and spiritual suffering Jesus endured—from the scourging and crown of thorns to the slow agony of crucifixion. By understanding the medical reality of the cross, learners grasp the seriousness of sin and the depth of God’s love. Trainers can use these descriptions and drawing exercises to guide students into deeper repentance and a life transformed by Christ’s sacrifice Click on the booklet to download and begin your journey.Repentance – A Personal Account of the Cross
This Master Booklet leads students to the cross of Christ and invites them to see Jesus’ suffering in a personal way. Through scripture, reflection, and drawing exercises, learners discover who Jesus truly is, the depth of His emotional, physical, and spiritual suffering, and the meaning of His blood poured out for our sins. The study also explores the different responses of people at the crucifixion—soldiers, followers, religious leaders, and bystanders—helping each student ask: Where do I stand? Trainers can use this resource to guide others into a transformative understanding of the cross, turning knowledge into heartfelt repentance and obedience. Click on the booklet to download and begin your journey.
Repentacne -
Jesus: Crucifixion
Repentance – Jesus: Crusifixion
This booklet leads students to the foot of the cross, where repentance is seen through the suffering of Christ. Using scripture, questions, and drawings, it explores who Jesus is, the depth of His emotional, physical, and spiritual pain, and the meaning of His sacrifice for our sins. Trainers guide students to reflect on the different characters at the cross—soldiers, followers, religious leaders, and bystanders—and to identify where they stand today. The goal is not just knowledge, but a personal and transformative encounter with Jesus’ crucifixion that calls each one to true repentance and discipleship Click on the booklet to download and begin your journey.Workbook - Jesus: Crusifixion
A Student Workbook is a condensed version of the Master Booklet. It includes the scriptures, key questions, and drawing instructions, with added space for personal notes and reflections. Click on the booklet to download and begin your journey.Teaching the Cross – Drawing and
Training the Trainers
This video shows how to use a simple drawing to explain the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and its meaning. Students begin by dividing the page into sections and sketching the cross at the center, with symbols of Jesus’ emotional (eye), physical (cross and crown of thorns), and spiritual suffering (flame and darkness). The bottom section represents our response—whether as soldiers, followers, religious leaders, or bystanders—and challenges us to see where we stand today. Trainers can use this drawing to help others reflect deeply on the suffering of Christ and to equip new disciples to teach the message themselves.Repentance – Jesus: Medical
Account
This booklet helps trainers teach the cross of Christ using a medical perspective of what really happened at Calvary. Step by step, students see the physical, emotional, and spiritual suffering Jesus endured—from the scourging and crown of thorns to the slow agony of crucifixion. By understanding the medical reality of the cross, learners grasp the seriousness of sin and the depth of God’s love. Trainers can use these descriptions and drawing exercises to guide students into deeper repentance and a life transformed by Christ’s sacrifice Click on the booklet to download and begin your journey.Repentance – A Personal
Account of the Cross
This Master Booklet leads students to the cross of Christ and invites them to see Jesus’ suffering in a personal way. Through scripture, reflection, and drawing exercises, learners discover who Jesus truly is, the depth of His emotional, physical, and spiritual suffering, and the meaning of His blood poured out for our sins. The study also explores the different responses of people at the crucifixion—soldiers, followers, religious leaders, and bystanders—helping each student ask: Where do I stand? Trainers can use this resource to guide others into a transformative understanding of the cross, turning knowledge into heartfelt repentance and obedience. Click on the booklet to download and begin your journey.
