Emmaus walk

Cover image via Gospel Media Library. You know the story of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Two of Jesus’ followers were grieving as they made the seven-mile journey from Jerusalem to Emmaus. As they traveled, the resurrected Jesus joined them—but they didn’t recognize Him. Jesus inquired about their conversation. They recounted the

Every Catholic knows what the Mass is. We drag ourselves out of bed on Sunday mornings, head to the nearest church, shake our heads at the chaos in the carpark, and walk in 10 minutes late. Alternatively, we attend the weekend evening Masses to minimise the disruption of our many plans on a Sunday, all of which are more important and more exciting than our 1-hour-obligation which we nevertheless fulfil every week to earn the right to call ourselves a practicing Roman Catholic. Very few…

What is the Walk to Emmaus / Emmaus Walk, and is it biblical? What is the Emmaus Movement? Should Christians pariticpate in a Walk to Emmaus?

Sermon Luke 24:13-35 April 26, 2020 3rd Sunday of Easter A Walk to Emmaus Gathering with you this morning in the intimacy of our safe sacred spaces, our sanctuaries beyond these walls, our sanctuaries at home is a real blessing. We have the opportunity to worship our God beyond all praising; to offer our voices to a love so amazing, to the gift of God sent to us and revealed to us, with whom we rise to bless. These are the words from the anthem we’ll sing soon. But, I think on this morning…

When you are on the Walk to Emmaus, you go on 15 Talks. These talks are on Priorities, Prevenient Grace, Priesthood of All Believers, Justifying Grace, Life in Piety, Growth Through Study, Means of Grace, Christian Action, Obstacles to Grace, Discipleship, Changing our World, Sanctifying Grace, The Body of Christ, Perseverance and 4th Days.

Today The Most Remarkable Journey takes us on the Road to Emmaus. The Road where two men walked along with Jesus. Once again on this journey, Jesus reveals so much about Himself and what we are to do in response. Which is always great news for us.

Walk alongside Jesus and His disciples on the road to Emmaus in this heartwarming digital artwork. Feel the warmth of His presence and the excitement of recognition as He reveals Himself to His followers. Let this artwork be a reminder of the intimacy of Jesus' companionship and the joy of fellowship with Him. Experience the revelation of Jesus on the road to Emmaus in our collection. Click here to explore further

Have you ever wondered what it was like to actually be one of the disciples? To walk and talk with Jesus? To witness his #crucifixion and #resurrection? This short story of the walk down the road to Emmaus takes us there, into the presence of Jesus and his disciples. #godlywomen #easter #christianwomen

The road to Emmaus

Road to Emmaus by Michael Torvell

A beautiful artist rendition of the Biblical scene where the newly resurrected Jesus Christ walks with two of His disciples on the road to Emmaus. This beautiful artwork, with its warm colors and glorious narrative, will grace any living space wall. Go to Redbubble in the link below to check it out.

www.jesuswalk.com/lessons/24_13-35.htm Luke 24:13-35 [13] Now that same day two of them were going to a village called Emmaus, about seven miles from Jerusalem. [14] They were talking with each other about everything that had happened. [15] As they talked and discussed these things with each other, Jesus himself came up and walked along with them; [16] but they were kept from recognizing him. [17] He asked them, "What are you discussing together as you walk along?" They stood…

FreeBibleimages :: Jesus appears to two disciples walking to Emmaus :: Jesus appears to two disciples and explains from Scripture that the Messiah had to suffer (Luke 24:13-35)

This curriculum preview video showcases the very first lesson in our new curriculum series "Walking Alongside Jesus Through the Old and New Testaments" where students in grades 4-8 are encouraged to look for typology clues - foreshadowing - of Jesus in the Old Testament stories they have come to know and love. This first lesson on the Road to Emmaus invites students to "listen in" on Jesus' conversation concerning Himself in the OT. Video description provides purchasing link.