Day 7: Three Crosses — The Greatest Rescue

Tiny Theologians

In today’s episode of the Tiny Theologians Easter series, TJ and Tory walk us through the moment of Jesus’ crucifixion. As they reflect on the three crosses on the hill, they help us understand what happened when Jesus, who had done nothing wrong, chose to die in our place. Today’s symbol is the three crosses, which remind us that Jesus took the punishment for sin so that we could be forgiven. Through this story, we see that even in the sadness of the cross, there is incredible hope—because anyone who trusts in Jesus can be saved and welcomed into eternal life with Him.

Scripture Passage: Luke 23:32–43 (NIV)

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In today’s episode of the Tiny Theologians Easter series, TJ and Tory walk us through the moment of Jesus’ crucifixion. As they reflect on the three crosses on the hill, they help us understand what happened when Jesus, who had done nothing wrong, chose to die in our place. Today’s symbol is the three crosses, which remind us that Jesus took the punishment for sin so that we could be forgiven. Through this story, we see that even in the sadness of the cross, there is incredible hope—because anyone who trusts in Jesus can be saved and welcomed into eternal life with Him.

Scripture Passage: Luke 23:32–43 (NIV)

For more discipleship resources visit tinytheologians.shop!

Editing and support by The Good Podcast Co.


Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

2026-04-03 3 min
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