Sermon 03.31.13 :: Recognized
Easter Sunday
Most of the world’s population believes in some sort
of future existence. Some look to
enlightenment, others a nirvana.
Some believe in reincarnation.
Some believe in a heavenly existence replete with wings and halos. But only followers of Christ believe in
a bodily resurrection. Today the
empty grave reveals a mystery for the ages – that a man rose from the
dead. It is the stunning hope of
the resurrected Jesus that marks this message as completely unique. As his followers, we follow Jesus from
the cross to the grave, and to new life.
“Know then you – sin, death, and devil –
that I am not one of those who are afraid of you. For Christ has presented to me that triumph and victory of
His by which you were laid low.
And from this gift I derive my name and am called a Christian. My sin and death hung around his neck
on Good Friday, but on the day of Easter they had completely disappeared. This is why I do not worry about you.” -
Martin Luther
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Sermon posted at reliantchurch.org
(Including children's sermon)
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