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Michael Green has had a long and interesting life. With first-class degrees from both Oxford and Cambridge, he combines the gifts of both theologian and evangelist. He is an Anglican minister, has travelled in every continent to spread the gospel, and has been special adviser in evangelism to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York. He has taught in universities, been principal of a theological college, led a large university church, written more than 50 books and engaged fruitfully in church-planting overseas. He lives in Oxfordshire with his wife, Rosemary.

Part 1 The cross: the most famous death in history; why did Jesus think he had to die?; why did the disciples think he had to die?; why did later centuries think he had to die?; the cost of forgiveness. Part 2 The Resurrection: empty cross, empty tomb?; objections considered; the implications of Easter; the heart of the good news. Part 3 The empty cross: the empty cross and the theologian; the empty cross and the preacher; the empty cross and the counsellor; the empty cross and the disciple; the empty cross and the destiny of man.