In John 20, the resurrection of Jesus is not presented as a familiar religious idea but as a life-disrupting reality: it interrupts Mary’s grief, the disciples’ fear, and Thomas’s doubt, meeting each person where they are and re-centering them on the living Christ. This message follows the story into Acts, showing how the certainty that…
Celebrating the resurrection of Jesus on Easter reminds us to expect the miraculous, and other observations from the death, burial, and resurrection. Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.” John 20:29
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