Happy Resurrection Sunday! This week, we come together to celebrate the most pivotal event in human history—the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This is not just a day of tradition or remembrance; it is the foundation of our faith and the source of our greatest hope. Because the tomb is empty, despair no longer has the final word over our lives. The resurrection proves that sin and death have been conquered, and through Christ, we have the promise of new life. At each of our five services, we will explore how this single event transformed the world, turning a small movement outside Jerusalem into a faith that has touched millions across the centuries.

We will see how the resurrection stands as the defining moment of Christianity. Paul himself declared that if Christ had not been raised, our faith would be in vain (1 Corinthians 15:17). The early enemies of Jesus would have done anything to disprove the resurrection, yet they could not produce His dead body. Instead, His followers, who had once been fearful, became bold witnesses, willing to die rather than deny what they had seen. The resurrection was not just an inspiring event; it was the proof of Jesus’ victory over sin and death. It was God’s receipt confirming that the price for our sins had been paid in full. This truth doesn’t just shape our theology; it transforms our lives.

As we reflect on this, I want to challenge you to consider where you stand with Jesus. The resurrection is not just a historical claim; it is an invitation to new life. If you have never placed your trust in Him, this Sunday could be the day of your own spiritual resurrection. And for those who already follow Christ, let’s remember that Easter isn’t just a moment to celebrate, it’s a call to live in resurrection power. Just as Jesus sent His disciples into the world with this message, He calls us to go and share this good news with others. I look forward to celebrating with you - He is risen indeed!