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Holy Week 2025 - "Seven Last Words of Christ"

Holy Week 2025 - "Seven Last Words of Christ"

Auteur(s): Dawn Holt Lauber
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 Join Dawn Holt Lauber for a deeply moving 7-part Holy Week podcast series, The Seven Last Words: A Holy Week Journey. Each episode explores one of the final sayings of Jesus Christ from the cross—words of forgiveness, hope, love, and surrender. Through Scripture, music, and personal reflection, Dawn invites listeners to walk through the sacred days of Holy Week, drawing closer to the heart of Christ and the profound mystery of His sacrifice. Perfect for personal devotion or group meditation, this series offers spiritual depth and comfort as we approach the power and promise of Easter.© 2025 Dawn Holt Lauber Christianisme Pastorale et évangélisme Spiritualité
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  • Episode Seven: “Father, into your hands I commend my spirit.”

    Episode Seven: “Father, into your hands I commend my spirit.”
    Apr 16 2025

    In this final episode, Jesus releases His spirit in total trust to the Father. Dawn leads listeners into a meditation on surrender, faith, and the peace that comes from placing our lives in God’s hands. It is a fitting conclusion to the series—and a solemn preparation for the joy of Easter morning.

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    10 min
  • Episode Six: “It is finished.”

    Episode Six: “It is finished.”
    Apr 16 2025

    With these words, Jesus proclaims the fulfillment of His mission. Dawn reflects on the completion of God's redemptive plan and what this means for our own lives. This episode offers a moment to pause, give thanks, and find peace in the finished work of the cross.
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    11 min
  • Episode Five: “I thirst.”

    Episode Five: “I thirst.”
    Apr 16 2025

    Simple yet profound, these words reveal Jesus’ physical suffering—and His deep longing for spiritual connection. Dawn unpacks both the human and divine meaning behind Christ’s thirst, inviting us to consider our own spiritual hunger and the living water He offers.
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    10 min
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