Throughout His life, Jesus repeatedly said it was going to happen: He would be killed and, on the third day after His death, He would rise again. No one denies His insistence on predicting those events. Then He was killed, and on the third day, there was an empty tomb. But what actually happened? And if He did rise again, so what? In this series, with it’s final installment on Easter Sunday, James Emery White explores the insistence of Jesus' prediction, the evidence of whether the resurrection actually took place and, if it really did happen, the significance of that first Easter Sunday for those of us living 2,000 years later.