Sunday, April 5, 2026 1 Corinthians 15:16-17

Resurrection Day

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Pastor Steven Simpson

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On Resurrection Day, we don’t just celebrate an event - we celebrate the foundation of our faith. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not optional, symbolic, or secondary. It is everything. Without it, there is no hope, no forgiveness, no salvation. But because Christ is risen, everything changes.

Paul makes it clear that everything depends on the resurrection. If Christ has not been raised, then our faith is empty and we are still in our sins. Without the resurrection, there is no forgiveness, no victory over death, and no real hope. The cross alone would leave the story unfinished.

But Christ has been raised, and that changes everything. His resurrection is proof that His sacrifice was accepted, that sin has been paid for, and that death has been defeated. Because He lives, our faith is not in vain, our sins are forgiven, and we have true hope.

Now the resurrection calls for a response. We are invited to trust in Him, turn from sin, and live in the power of new life. This is not just something to understand - it is something that transforms how we live.

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