Join Others Around God’s Word – Risen King
Written By Ben Laur
Today is the day—Easter Sunday! Our King has conquered, the war is won, and His victory is ours—because Christ has overcome through His resurrection from the dead! As the angel said to the women at the tomb, “He is not here; he has risen!” This is cause for tremendous joy and celebration with God’s people!
- Take a moment to read Luke 24:1-12, and pass along the joy of Jesus’ resurrection to someone else today. You may simply quote what the angel said—“He is not here; he has risen!”—or you may choose the common call and response:
“He is risen!”
“He is risen indeed!” - If you are unable to physically gather, or if you simply want to get creative, record a short video of yourself saying this, and send it to a friend!
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