April 2026 // Easter Ideas

The Passion of the Christ IMDb related videos

"The Passion of the Christ (trailer)"

From The Passion of the Christ

Focuses on the last horrific twelve hours of Jesus' life: from the Mount of Olives through His death by crucifixion - ending with His triumphant resurrection.

Themes: Easter, Jesus, Redemption, Sacrifice, Salvation, Satan

"Jesus wants Judas’ heart"

From The Chosen: Season 5

Judas tries persuading Jesus to "close the deal" and take his rightful place as king. But the only thing Jesus wants in this moment is the one thing Judas is unwilling to give: his heart.

Themes: Compassion, Delusion, Ignorance, Presumptions

"Is He making it obvious?"

From The Chosen: Season 5

John and Mary Magdalene worry that Jesus is hiding His plan in plain sight—and that they see it all too clearly.

Themes: Acceptance, Easter, Jesus, Mystery, Reality, Self-Sacrifice

"Jesus is crucified"

From Son of God

Jesus willingly accepts the cross and prays, “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do,” and speaks with the two thieves crucified beside Him. The moment culminates in Jesus crying out in prayer, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?”

Themes: Easter, Forgiveness, Jesus, Redemption, Sacrifice, Salvation

"Mary finds empty tomb"

From Son of God

After meeting the risen Jesus at the empty tomb, Mary tells the disciples, but they doubt her. She brings Peter to the tomb, and when he sees it himself, he finally believes.

Themes: Easter, Jesus, Miracles, Prophecy, Resurrection

"Death passes over blood"

From The Prince of Egypt

The final plague strikes Egypt, claiming the life of every firstborn. However, households with doorposts marked by lamb's blood are spared. In the aftermath, Rameses places the lifeless body of his young son upon an altar.

Themes: Death, Easter, Obedience, Protection, Redemption, Trust

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