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[1353.24 --> 1355.22] and yet a story that is not concluded. |
[1356.26 --> 1358.74] The conclusion comes with Christ's second coming, |
[1358.82 --> 1361.00] where he will redeem all things once and for all. |
[1361.38 --> 1362.64] That is our hope, |
[1362.96 --> 1365.92] and it is an eternal hope. |
[1369.50 --> 1370.34] Concluding with this, |
[1370.38 --> 1371.18] as I mentioned earlier, |
[1371.24 --> 1372.22] our hope is not earned. |
[1372.98 --> 1374.04] Our hope is not bought. |
[1374.04 --> 1376.18] Our hope is not even found, |
[1376.26 --> 1378.56] because that presumes we need to search for it. |
[1379.82 --> 1380.04] No. |
[1380.50 --> 1382.06] Our hope is a gift. |
[1382.20 --> 1385.80] It is a faith in our intimate relationship with Christ Jesus, |
[1386.10 --> 1387.22] our Savior. |
[1387.98 --> 1390.00] And this hope is available to everyone, |
[1390.60 --> 1392.10] no matter their circumstance. |
[1394.56 --> 1400.44] That is why Habakkuk could rejoice in the midst of his impending captivity. |
[1400.44 --> 1404.06] That is why Christians can sing at funerals. |
[1404.26 --> 1407.80] That is why we can be caught dancing in the dirge. |
[1408.32 --> 1412.62] That is why we can be wrecked and worshiping. |
[1413.66 --> 1416.80] Because our hope is secure in Christ. |
[1417.96 --> 1418.28] Amen. |
[1418.50 --> 1418.94] Let me pray. |
[1420.48 --> 1425.42] Father God, we are so grateful for this eternal hope in you. |
[1425.42 --> 1430.72] Lord, the gospel truths of Christ's life, death, and resurrection, |
[1431.36 --> 1434.26] and the knowledge that we have that he will once come again, |
[1434.32 --> 1435.22] he will soon come again. |
[1436.06 --> 1437.12] That is our hope. |
[1437.70 --> 1442.00] God, we ask for forgiveness when we put our hope in finite things. |
[1443.52 --> 1444.96] May you convict us when we do. |
[1446.26 --> 1449.96] Lord, will you draw us more in to your story, |
[1449.96 --> 1453.82] your story of redemption for all of the cosmos. |
[1454.22 --> 1459.08] And may we take this hope and apply it to our lives. |
[1459.88 --> 1462.58] May we stop looking for hope in the wrong things, |
[1462.80 --> 1465.64] and may we focus it solely on you. |
[1465.90 --> 1467.54] We pray this in your name. |
[1468.08 --> 1468.36] Amen. |
[1468.36 --> 1468.48] Amen. |
• Salvation through Christ's love and sacrifice |
• Overcoming shame and sin with God's forgiveness |
• Resurrection from spiritual death to new life in Christ |
• Freedom from past mistakes and failures |
• Becoming a citizen of heaven with purpose and future |
• The power of Jesus' name to overcome darkness and bring glory |
• Declaration of power and breaking chains through Jesus |
• Call to worship and singling out Easter Sunday |
• Reflection on celebrating Easter despite difficult circumstances |
• Encouragement to sing and praise the risen Savior together as a community |
• Song of worship and praise to God, referencing His mercy and love |
• Worship service on Easter Sunday |
• Welcome and invitation to participate in worship |
• Call to worship based on Psalm 118 |
• Celebration of Jesus' resurrection and eternal life |
• Music and hymns celebrating the risen Christ |
• Invitation for prayer and connection with church staff |
• Final hymn and closing prayer |
• The power of Jesus' resurrection |
• Hope in Jesus Christ |
• Celebrating Easter morning |
• Praying for forgiveness and new hope |
• The significance of the empty tomb |
• The sacrifice of Jesus on the cross |
• Redemption and reconciliation through Jesus' love |
• The curse of sin being broken |
• Praising God's glory and honor |
• The speaker introduces the topic of Easter Sunday and discusses its significance |
• A memory verse from John 3:16 is read and discussed with accompanying actions to help memorize it |
• The speaker compares Easter to a roller coaster, explaining how it evokes both sadness and joy |
• A story will be told in two parts, with a break after the sermon |
• Jesus is arrested by the authorities and handed over to Pilate |
• The crowd demands that Jesus be crucified, but Pilate is unsure of his guilt |
• Jesus is whipped and mocked by Pilate's soldiers |
• A crown of thorns is placed on Jesus' head, and he is nailed to a cross |
• Jesus remains on the cross for hours, despite being able to come down |
• The sun disappears and darkness falls, Jesus cries out in pain and dies |
• Later that afternoon, Jesus' friends take his body down from the cross and bury him in a tomb |
• Pilate sends soldiers to guard the entrance of the tomb |
• Jesus' death and resurrection |
• Easter Sunday worship service at a church |
• Offerings and tithes for Langley Emanuel, CRC Ministries, and Missions |
• Resonate Global Mission and its vision to spread the gospel |
• Upcoming special offering for World Renew Refugee Sponsorship and Resettlement |
• Church nominations process for council office bearers |
• Electronic nomination form available through email or website |
• Paper copies of the nomination form available at the church office |
• Vacancies on council, including admin elder, pastoral elder, and deacon positions |
• Prayer for the Wind family after Sam's brother passed away |
• Prayers for Pastor George Kulin, his wife Kim who recently passed away from cancer, and their families |
• Celebration of a new baby girl born to Daniel and Ismay Howling |
• Request for guidance in nomination process for leadership positions |
• Prayers for congregation members with chronic health issues |
• Prayers for those struggling with hurting relationships and seeking reconciliation |
• Support for COVID long haulers and young/old individuals still experiencing lasting symptoms |
• Prayers for leadership and volunteers navigating health authority orders during the pandemic |
• Praying for strength and hope in Jesus |
• Introducing a message on Luke 24 and the importance of understanding who Jesus is |
• The question "Who do you say that I am?" being asked to Peter and everyone |
• How answering this question affects life and actions |
• Jesus changing everything through his resurrection |
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