He Is Risen from the Dead
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This Easter sermon from Community Christian Fellowship centers on the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the cornerstone of Christian faith and hope. Pastor Glenn Osborne delivers a passionate, narrative-driven message based on Matthew 28:1–10, emphasizing the historical and spiritual significance of Jesus rising from the dead. He highlights the unexpected role of women—Mary Magdalene and the other Mary—as the first witnesses to the empty tomb, underscoring God’s reversal of cultural norms. The sermon explores the angel’s appearance, the guards’ fear, and Jesus’ personal encounter with the women, all reinforcing the truth that death could not hold Him. Osborne connects the resurrection to daily life, urging believers to live with courage, joy, and faith, even amid grief, fear, and uncertainty. He emphasizes that Jesus is not only risen but present with believers through the Holy Spirit, offering comfort, hope, and eternal assurance. The message culminates in a call to personal faith and a reminder that the resurrection is not just a past event but a living reality that transforms every day.
The resurrection of Jesus is the foundation of Christian hope and the ultimate victory over death.
God chose women as the first witnesses to the resurrection, subverting cultural norms and affirming the truth of the Gospel.
Jesus’ resurrection means He is alive today and actively present with believers through the Holy Spirit.
Fear is natural, but faith in Christ brings joy even in sorrow—don’t be afraid.
The resurrection is not just a historical event but a daily reality that empowers believers to live with purpose and courage.
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The Sovereignty of God and the Finality of the Cross
“It is done. It is done. So be it God. The enemy over me already covers me so across who would pay such a price for the sin of the world?”
Easter Morning: The Triumph of the Risen Christ
Pastor Osborne celebrates Easter as the most important day in history. He reflects on the joy and awe of the resurrection, emphasizing that Jesus’ victory over the grave fulfills all of God’s promises and defeats the power of sin and death.
The Unexpected Witnesses: The Women at the Tomb
“If it wasn't for the women, there wouldn't have been anybody at the tomb. There wouldn't be the financial support for Jesus and his disciples. We wouldn't have the word of the disciples to pass on. I mean, come on, ladies, celebrate.”
The Angel, the Earthquake, and the Empty Tomb
The dramatic scene at the tomb is explored in detail—earthquake, angelic appearance, guards fainting, and the stone rolled away. Osborne reflects on the supernatural and natural convergence, emphasizing that God’s power is both real and visible, and that the empty tomb is irrefutable evidence of the resurrection.
The Message: He Is Risen from the Dead
“He is the resurrection and the life. Anyone who believes in me will live even after dying. Did you hear that? Do you believe that?”
“He is the resurrection and the life. Anyone who believes in me will live even after dying. Did you hear that? Do you believe that?”
“Don't be afraid of being alone. Don't be afraid of death. Don't be afraid of earthly disruptions. And remember, just as he came to meet the women and the disciples, he will come to meet you in your times of questions and fear.”
“I am going to prepare a place for you. When everything is ready, I will come and get you so that you will always be where I am.”
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Jesus Christ
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Glenn Osborne
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Mary Magdalene
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Angel of the Lord
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Roman Guards
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The Other Mary
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Holy Spirit
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Matthew 28
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Community Christian Fellowship
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John 14
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