Easter: Resurrection Hope
Experience the transformative message of Easter in this message from Pastor Ken Curtis. We explore how the resurrection changes everything, sharing moving stories of hope, from hospital bedsides to unexpected reunions, showing how the empty tomb gives us “living hope” even in our darkest moments. Through personal anecdotes and biblical insights from the Gospel of Matthew and 1 Peter, discover why we can confidently say that “the worst thing is not the last thing.” Whether you’re struggling with fear, grief, or uncertainty, this message reminds us that God walks beside us through every challenge and that the resurrection offers us the promise of forever. Join us in this exploration of faith that sustains, hope that revives, and love that endures beyond the grave.
Sermon Reflections:
- In what areas of your life have you placed your hope, and how has that affected you during difficult times?
- We know that “the worst thing is not the last thing.” How might this perspective change how you approach current challenges?
- What experiences have you had that defy logic or explanation but strengthened your faith?
- Pastor Ken shares stories of people who had brushes with death and unusual experiences. Do these stories resonate with you or remind you of experiences you’ve heard about?
- How does the concept of a “living hope” that “revives the heart and makes the soul lively and vigorous” apply to your daily life?
- The disciples initially didn’t believe in Jesus’s resurrection. What helps you believe in things that are difficult to accept?