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The most wonderful day of my life was when I met my resurrected Lord Jesus! - Cleo

Jesus believes the words of Moses and the prophets and the psalms. He believes they are God's words and that they must come to pass. Whether you believe them or not, is your problem to figure out. Jesus has been raised from the dead where He remains alive rescuing all those who lay their trust in Him. There is no other hope beyond death. No matter what happens in our lifetime or those after us or before us... if Jesus is alive and if Jesus raises the dead... we would be wise to consider what this means for us. For our children and our friends and our enemies. Church, let us believe the writings, as our King. Let us be committed to Holy living and service demonstrating the characteristics of the Kingdom that is quickly coming in fullness. Be strong, the night is far spent, the Day is at hand. The LORD comes. Shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL on Sunday, October 31, 2021.

Hey Church! Don’t miss out today on week two of our new Pivot series! Grab your Bible’s and open up to Luke 24:13-32 as we read about the encounter on the road to Emmaus! Also, grab your communion elements so we can take it together… virtually!

The risen Jesus walked with his disciples and was recognized in the breaking of the bread. Yet, all along the disciples knew he was with them but didn't pay attention. We can recognize his presence if we pay attention.

When we trust the map (Jesus), we can have confidence!

Introduction It seems that nobody thought Jesus was alive. The disciples thought the women’s report was crazy. Even the investigation by Peter and John of the empty tomb had mixed results. Jesus had told them when He was alive that he would suffer death. No one believed that either, until it happened.…

By Pastor Glenn Pease During the early part of the World War II, the crew of a vessel in the Caribbean Sea had an experience that illustrates the theme we want to consider on this Easter morning. As reported by Walter Maier, this vessel was carrying a cargo of oil, and was suddenly attacked by an enemy…

Easter Is Over -- Now What? Luke 24:13-35 (Initial reading: vs. 13-21) Sermon by Rick Crandall Grayson Baptist Church - April 3, 2013 *We had a tremendous Easter Sunday. The Worship Service blessed our hearts, and the fellowship breakfast was out of this world. But what now? -- Where do we go from here?…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Paul Harvey in For What Its Worth tells of the young lawyer who was sitting in his office waiting for his first client. When he heard the outer door open he quickly tried to sound very busy. As the man entered his office the young lawyer was on the telephone saying this: "Bill,…

Luke 24:13-35 In What Direction Are You Walking? The town that these men were headed to was a town called Emmaus. Ladonna and I belong to a community of believers called the Emmaus community. Oftentimes I would misrepresent this weekend. I would tell people it is where you go and meet with Jesus and…

From Sunset to Dawn Luke 24:13-35 Opening Illustration v End of Ocean’s Eleven Ø Standing in front of the fountain at the Bellagio § 11 men who came together to pull off the biggest heist in history · Their cause holding them together now gone ¨ They slowly disperse Ø One by one v That is the scene before…

From Sunset to Dawn Luke 24:13-35 Opening Illustration v End of Ocean’s Eleven Ø Standing in front of the fountain at the Bellagio § 11 men who came together to pull off the biggest heist in history · Their cause holding them together now gone ¨ They slowly disperse Ø One by one v That is the scene before…

The Road to Emmaus Luke 24:13-35 Appropriate truth by faith, “slow to believe.” I. Notice the things they told Jesus. 1. That Jesus’ crucifixion was a well-publicized event, vs. 18 2. That Jesus’ death and burial was an unexpected event, vs. 19-22 3. That Jesus’ empty tomb was an unexplained event, vs.…

The Resurrection and Mission (Part Two): Reflections on Luke 24:13-35 Posted by brian in Mission, New Testament, Biblical Studies, resurrection The second scene (scroll down to read Part one or follow this link) in Luke 24 (verses 13-35) builds on the first. This is the famous “Walk to Emmaus” narrative:…

Easter message. Introduction Since today is Easter Sunday I thought that I would put the series on the tabernacle to one side and speak about the death and resurrection of Jesus the Messiah. Do you know the most important thing in our faith, the essential of the Gospel? [1 Corinthians 15:3-8 /For I delivered…

Steve Bothwell & Clachan - Sunday: April 6, 2008 *Series: 50 days of “Easter” - Why Did They Believe this? Message: No. 02. “They Really Believed That ‘He Lives’” Luke 24: 13:35; 1 Peter 1:17-25; Acts 2:33-41 "The Matrix": Unseen Reality I admire creativity. A few years ago a movie came out that was…

MARK 15:42-47, JOSEPH OF ARIMATHEA The tomb "placed it in a tomb cut out of rock." Mk 15:46 "placed it in his own tomb" Mt 27:60 "At the place where Jesus was crucified, there was a garden, and in the garden a new tomb, in which no one had ever been laid." John 19:41 "He was assigned a grave with the…