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No Greater Love, DVD Set

No Greater Love, DVD Set

by Edward Sri
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Filmed on location in the Holy Land, No Greater Love is a biblical pilgrimage that reveals Christ’s amazing love for us. Best-selling author Edward Sri guides you through the last hours of Christ's life. You will walk step-by-step with Jesus from the Garden of Gethsemane to the Mount of Calvary. Every step of the way, Old Testament prophecies, messianic expectations, biblical symbolism, and historical context shed light on the mystery of Christ's suffering and death. Experience a deeper understanding and appreciation of God’s immeasurable and unconditional love as you draw closer to Jesus than you ever have before.


Authored and Presented by Edward Sri, No Greater Love also features: Fr. Mike Schmitz, Jeff Cavins, Jennifer Fulwiler, Curtis Martin, Teresa Tomeo, Fr. Josh Johnson, and Elizabeth Sri.


  • What was Jesus going through at each moment?
  • Why did Christ die for us? What did it accomplish?
  • What do the cryptic last words of Jesus mean?

Sessions (Approximately 30 minutes each):

Session One: The Prayer of the Agony

Session Two: “Are You the Christ?”

Session Three: The Trial Before Pilate

Session Four: The Death of the Messiah

Session Five: The Seven Last Words

Bonus Video: The Resurrection

Detailed instructions on how to run this study here.

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Eileen H.M.
Excellent information and amazing views

Our mission parish is viewing a chapter of this DVD each week after Mass in Lent. The content is fully packed and seeing the sites in the Holy land where each step of Christ's passion occurred makes it come alive. Each of us has learned things that we didn't know before, so it is clear that Edward Sri and his coworkers have really researched the subject. We are an older congregation and find the music volume overwhelms the voice sometimes, and so miss that there are no captions. Adding a closed caption feature to the next pressing would be wonderful, as sometimes Edward gets so enthusiastic that he speaks rather rapidly--again, we aren't spring chickens anymore.