April 28 2024
Learning for Life: 9:30 am
- Paul’s Letter to the Galatians – Led by Ron Phillips
- Faith and Fiction for All Ages – Various Leaders
JOIN our Worship Service: 11:00 am
Listen to the sermon:
Watch the recent Worship Service
“Led By the Spirit”
The Fifth Sunday in Easter
- Christ is Risen (Gettys) (lyrics, melody & video, w lyrics, based on the Paschal Greeting)
- Joyful, Joyful (Boys choir, Michael W Smith, country version, History)
- All the Way My Saviour Leads Me (lyrics & melody, video, author, meditation)
- Pass It On (Lyrics)
- Thine is the Glory (lyrics & melody, video, congregation, a cappella, background, meditation)
Cheryl Johnston
Jesus is alive!
Jesus died and was buried. Then on the third day, unexpectedly, shockingly, confusingly, terrifyingly, bewilderingly, wonderfully, he rose from the dead!
Jesus’ friends saw him, touched him, and ate with him.
What does this mean?
Jesus’ resurrection is about looking toward new bodies in a new world with Jesus who is alive – a “life after, life after death.”
Jesus’ life, death and resurrection is about living right now
This isn’t just good news about the future. The good news isn’t all about ‘going to heaven.’
Jesus is alive and that means Jesus is still at work in the world and in us. He is still inviting us to follow him. He teaches, heals, and feeds those who turn to him.
The resurrection also exposes the direct connection between this world and the world that is coming. Our world and our bodies are not disposed of—just the opposite! God will renew our bodies and renew creation: this is the re-creation of sin-scarred life and the restoration of all that’s been lost. Life isn’t all pointless. What happens here on Earth matters.
“Christians Wrong about Heaven“, An interview with Tom Wright
Death Be Not Proud by John Donne