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Easter Messages

Annual Easter Messages

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2013 Mar 31


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2014 Apr 20


 — Divine Declarations

2015 Apr 05     Podcast


 — Death and Resurrection: The Essence of Gospel

2016 Mar 27     Podcast


 — Jesus' Crucifixion & Resurrection

2017 Apr 16     Podcast


 — From Death to Life

2018 Apr 01     Podcast


 — Judging Others

2018 Apr 08     Podcast


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2019 Apr 14


 — This Changes Everything

2019 Apr 21     Podcast


 — Resurrection Changes Everything

2019 Apr 28     Podcast


 — Resurrection Changes Everything- The Core of Our Faith

2019 May 05     Podcast


 — Jesus' Death Removed Barriers

Speaker: x

2020 Apr 05


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2020 Apr 12


00 — Christ Rose, Launching New Creation

Speaker: Nigel Tomes

2021 Apr 04     Outline     Study Guide     Song List     Livestream

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02 — Jesus Rose–How Should that Impact Me?

Speaker: Nigel Tomes

2021 Apr 11     Outline     Study Guide     Song List     Livestream

Among Evangelicals the Christian hope is often reduced to ‘going to Heaven when we die,’ as disembodied souls/spirits.  Yet this pagan idea owes more to Plato than to Paul, who rebutted this notion when writing to Corinth (1 Cor. 15). It’s time to retrieve a genuine, biblical hope—the bodily resurrection and transfiguration of those ‘in Christ.’ En route we address some misunderstood Scriptures. Contrary to many, Paul’s enigmatic saying, ‘The last Adam became a life-giving spirit,’ does not describe Christ’s relation to the Holy Spirit. Rather it denotes the glorified body of the risen Lord. That’s important, since

Christians are promised fully conformity to Jesus, the glorified ‘Heavenly Man.’ Resurrection hope was a great incentive to Paul, governing his life & labor; it should do the same for us


00 — Death Could Not Hold Him

Speaker: Ian Brinksman

2025 Apr 20     Outline     Study Guide     Group Material     Song List     Livestream

When death claims a person, we all consider that final. And why wouldn’t we? We don’t see people escaping death’s clutches. I think it’s fair to say that were we to see someone dead, & later alive, well, that should cause us to sit up & take notice. And that’s precisely what happened with Jesus of Nazareth. A man who even non-Christian historians tell us actually walked the earth. His story is not a fairy tale. It’s factual & historically verifiable. The climax of his life was his brutal death on a Roman cross. But then just 3 days later, he rose from the dead, & appeared to 5-600 people over 40 days. The critical takeaway is that Jesus broke the mold of when a person dies, it’s final. So for Jesus, death’s power was broken, & it could not hold him!