Allowing all 4 gospels to paint a full picture of the resurrection of Christ, we explore the most important event and story of all time. Come and see the place where he lay, He is not here, for He is risen! 

Luke 24:1-43. After the crucifixion the disciples were trying to process what had happened. It seemed their hopes were lost and it was all over. That would all change with when they discovered that He had risen from the dead. As Christians we have our assurance, hopes and purpose rooted in the reality of the […]

Luke 23:50-56. As the lifeless, sinless body of our Lord was removed from the cross and laid in the tomb, we see how specifically the types and prophecies were fulfilled as the stage was being set for the glorious resurrection. 

Matthew 28:6. Drawing from all 4 gospels, we piece together a composite view of the resurrection timeline. Follow along in this glorious story, from when our Lord’s lifeless body was laid in the tomb, to His multiple resurrection appearances. Everything changes when we see that He is risen indeed!! 

Harmonizing the gospel accounts gives us an insightful, composite view of the resurrection timeline as we consider the greatest event in history! Why do you seek the living among the dead? He is not here, for He is risen! 

John 20:1-20. The composite view of the resurrection story is not so easy to piece together. It takes some careful comparison of the gospels to lay down the timeline for that special Sunday morning. In this study of the most important day in history, we piece together the events that Resurrection morning.

John 19:31-42. John records 2 remarkable events between the death and burial of Christ that fulfill specific prophecies. Then a rich member of The Sanhedrin, Joseph of Arimathea, along with Nicodemus, obtain Jesus’ body and lay it in a garden tomb. Even they were fulfilling prophecy from Isaiah 53. How amazing it is to see […]

Luke 24:13-35. The 2 disciples on the Road to Emmaus, like all the disciples, had pinned their hopes on Jesus. They had trusted that He was the Messiah, oh but now he was dead and all seemed lost. But on that dusty road from Jerusalem, their sorrow was about to be turned into Joy as […]

John 11:1-54. In this last and final of John’s 7 recorded signs, we see Jesus set forth as the Messiah and the Son of God as he performs the most astounding miracle, raising Lazarus from the dead.

(Slideshow Downlaod Available) Matthew 28, Mark 16, Luke 24 and John 20 give us the accounts of the resurrection.  In this Easter Sunday sermon we merge the gospels to give one composite account of the resurrection as we consider the incredible events on that resurrection day.