The resurrection is not just the happy ending to an almost-tragic story. It is the very core of our story and our identity as Christians. Molly Just explains the deep significance of the resurrection and gives us a different perspective with which to view it.
America needs the gospel message more than anything right now, but that message is largely being rejected. Timothy Tennent shares some of the bigger indicators that reflect our post-Christian society and what problems this shift will cause.
See both Old and New Testament Scripture, our resources, and quotes from throughout church history on the great Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
What is so good about Good Friday, and why do we need to celebrate it anyway? John Page shares some thoughts on why and how we worship on this, the most somber of days.
Have you wounds that have been healed by Jesus? Carolyn Moore shares about the grief of God and the healing of our wounds in an excerpt from her book study and video, Encounter the Father.
It is so tempting to take the easy route, rushing straight to Easter without fully experiencing Holy Week. Leah Hartman explains why we desperately need to follow Christ every step of the way to the cross first.
Looking for Scriptures, quotes and poems to use for Palm Sunday? We provide a list of appropriate materials to help you.
I hear sermons. I read books. My knowledge grows and grows among the faithful until I know more about you than ever before. But I fail to notice that you are walking with me, that you have been not only trying to teach me but to have a relationship with me. I miss you after Easter, Lord.
What is the good news of the resurrection, and what is its theological significance? In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Larry Wood addresses three fruits of the resurrection, and shares how we can know that Jesus Christ was indeed raised from the dead.
The Christian calendar unites us as a worshiping community, and as a community of faith we move forward along the road which leads us to the one whose name we bear. In today’s article, read more from Chris Peters about the gift that the church calendar serves for us.
2,000 years ago, Jesus rose triumphantly from the grave. In honor of his coming forth from the tomb, Bill Guerrant asks Christians to consider letting this be a season for sowing real seeds in real soil, suggesting there’s no better opportunity to marvel at the reality of new life in Christ.
Why do Christians refer to the day of Christ’s death as “good?” In today’s article, Jackson Lashier continues his series on the Church Fathers as he explores Melito of Sardis’ work. God saves through death, and somehow (and quite paradoxically) this is good news for the world.
