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In this episode, though the season of Lent is over, we are concluding our Lent series with a conversation on Easter! Our passage from My Cup Runneth Over is Matthew 28, working with the resurrection of Jesus, and other events surrounding His resurrection. Together we discuss the directives throughout Matthew 28, focusing on “do not be afraid,” “come and see,” and “go and tell.” From this, we recognize the lasting impact of our response to fear in our lives, and the daily invitation that Jesus has issued for us to continually recognize what He is doing and then subsequently going to those around us to share what we see from Him.

Joy is mentioned in 3 out of the 4 resurrection accounts. On Resurrection morning, why did the women leave the tomb with Joy and how can we increase our own joy? This Easter we look at the Road to Joy that culminated in a risen Savior and an empty tomb. Let's look at three reasons for Joy from Matthew 28:1-10.

20-04-2025- Easter Sunday- Matthew 28:1-15- Matt Johnson by RCC

“Behold the Living God”

That morning, the women who had witnessed Jesus' death and burial came to tomb. They came needing to grieve and express their love for him. They needed a tangible way to embody the deepest loss they'd ever experienced. This is their lament; it's the funeral they're holding for Jesus.  They see the stone has been rolled away and an angel appears and says “Do not be afraid.” Then the angel commissions them to go preach the first Gospel sermon–go tell the disciples that Jesus is alive. Then Jesus appears. If our faith starts with a resurrection, with a dead man walking out of a grave, why would anything else be off the table for us?  If our God brings life from death, is there anything that God cannot do?  And if our God bears scars for us, if forever a person of the Trinity lives with holes in his hands for our redemption, is there any length to which God will not go to pursue us, to demonstrate God's love for us, to make us whole?

Pastor Travis Cunningham preaches on the resurrection of Jesus from Matthew 28:1-10.Learn more about Story Church at our website: story.church Instagram: @ourstorychurch

Easter Sunday - Matthew 27 and 28

NEAC - Newtown: Erskineville Anglican Church

Come And See Where He Lay

Brian Holland - Learning To Walk Like Jesus

Sean MyersMatthew 28:1-15March 31, 2024Stay Connected:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pellacommuni...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pellacommun...Website: http://pellacommunities.com/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@pellacommunities

Sunday 31 March 2024 - Morning Meeting Easter Sunday Matthew 28:1-10/15 Tom Nash

So we are Christ's ambassadors; God is making his appeal through us. We speak for Christ when we plead, “Come back to God!”

What are you scared of? How does fear stop you from being yourself? How does fear rob you of the joy of knowing God and of your certain eternity with him? This passage and the Easter Sunday narrative is filled with fear. There is evident fear of reprisal, of the unknown, and of terror. These are all kinds of fear that restrict, limit, and do harm. However, in this narrative there is a beautiful fear of wonder. A fear mixed with joy displayed by the women that encountered the angel at the tomb. The fear of knowing that we are in the presence of Jesus Christ the majestic death defeating conqueror. Yet, this same Jesus Christ, is simultaneously merciful, gentle, loving and compassionate. He is by the side of his believers throughout their lives by the Holy Spirit which is why it can be said to them "Do not be afraid." It is this fearlessness that led these followers and can lead us to be empowered to do mighty works for God. 

Welcome to Easter Sunday here at the 8th Street Church. This week, as we conclude the season of lent with Easter Sunday, Pastor Chris preaches out of Matthew 28:1-10 and talks about how the good news of the gospel was given first to ordinary Marys. He then talks about how we are ordinary Marys and points out all the good news we have experienced as a Church. For more information about the 8th Street Church, please visit or contact us as the links below. Each week, we invite the community of 8th street to respond to what they have heard in worship with a practice. We believe that these weekly practices are shaping us to to be a people that lives the way of Jesus. If you would like to participate in this week's practice, you can find it in this podcast feed. www.8thstreetchurch.org life@8thstreetchurch.org podcast@8thstreetchurch.org --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thisweekinthewayofjesus/message

This is the message from our Rejoice! Easter Sunday service on 4/9/2023 on Matthew 28, Psalm 16, Revelation 5 with Pastor Chet Lowe.

Easter Sunday | Matthew 28:1-10 | April 9, 2023 | Dennis Sanders, preaching "The resurrection is about a sense of hope. Remember I talked about the Iron Curtain and apartheid and Jim Crow? All of those things are gone. Resurrection means death doesn't win. " Learn more about First Christian: https://fccsaintpaul.org/https://fccsaintpaul.org/ Watch the worship live stream for April 9: https://youtube.com/live/25kftOxRCZE?feature=share First Christian Church of St. Paul is a small, open and affirming, and multicultural church located near St. Paul, MN in Roseville. We are a local expression of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).

Easter Sunday: Matthew 28, The Better Story. Series: Daniel. Type: Sermon

He is Risen! Listen in to this sermon from Jon Landis highlighting the Easter account in the Gospel of Matthew. Is it possible & true that Jesus rose from the tomb? If so, what does that mean for us?! This sermon discusses clear evidences to the resurrection and its implications. Find more resources and inspiring materials at www.roanokevalleychurch.org --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/roanokevalleychurch/support

Steve Surbaugh

Series: Easter Sunday Speaker: Josh Dool Learn more about Praxis Church at praxischurch.ca

Opposition & The Kingdom (Matthew Series) :: Matthew 16:13-28 :: EASTER SUNDAY :: Andrew Rutten ::4-17-2022 :: Sunday Gathering

Mike Kim

Pastor Lee Nichols delivered the message - Easter Sunday - Matthew 28:1-15 - to the Connect Baptist Church - Deagon on 17th April, 2022. This item has files of the following types: Archive BitTorrent, Item Tile, Metadata, PNG, Spectrogram, VBR MP3

Easter Sunday morning message at Thynne Road

Pastor Lee Nichols delivered the message - Easter Sunday - Matthew 28:1-15 - to the Connect Baptist Church - Deagon on 17th April, 2022.This item has files of the following types: Archive BitTorrent, Item Tile, Metadata, PNG, Spectrogram, VBR MP3

The greatest day in history. Today we're celebrating the moment death was defeated with us live from our car park!

Message from David Sheath on 17/04/2022

April 4, 2021 Easter Sunday Matthew 28:1-15 Pastor Tom Baird

Easter Sunday | Matthew 28:1-10

April 4, 2021 Easter Sunday Matthew 28:1-15 Pastor Tom Baird

This Easter, in the climate of grief over the continuing revelation of abuses against women, we are reminded by Patrick Senn of God's wisdom displayed in Jesus’ resurrection. At the resurrection God shows his love for women, and through women to everyone, by making them the heralds of his extraordinary news.: Jesus has been raised to new life. and has overcome the power of evil. Jesus' resurrection stands in history, not as a quick fix to our problems, but as the source of our lasting hope in this life and for life to come.

Pastor Eric Echols

"Come and See, Then Go and Tell" that Jesus is Alive!

Easter Sunday (Matthew 27:57-65, 28:1-15) by CBC of Savannah

Jesus has been raised from the dead, not just so we can live forever, but that the Kingdom of God might be established in you and me, everywhere we go.