The Inevitable: The Resurrection
God interrupts the inevitable.
God never changes.
Upon His return & new reign, there will be no more suffering.
Death was overcome on Calvary.
And when He paid it all, we gained the right to be called ‘sons and daughters’.
Foretold centuries before it happened, fulfilling >300+ prophecies in the process, Jesus’ death, burial and resurrection were the penultimate inevitability, the culmination of God’s plan to redeem and restore His people to Himself.
This week, join us as Luke Simmons reminds us why Christianity isn’t an ‘advice religion’.
What is the gospel? Why is it good news? Why can we live in hope that His plan will interrupt the inevitable challenges we face until His return?
As we enter into Holy Week - please consider joining the Redemption Gateway community to celebrate Easter weekend. For more details, directions, and service times check out easteratredemption.com.
If you’ve missed any of ‘On Topic: The Inevitable’ series’ newsletters you can catch up with the links below:
Seth Troutt highlights that (certain types of) change are as certain as the sunrise.
Luke Simmons reminded us that while suffering is all but guaranteed, it can be meaningful.
Cherie Wagner challenged us to lean into using death as a meditation that leads us towards purposeful living. And finally,
Matt Price asks us to reflect on what it means to see people as images of God, rather than objects & transactions in his reflection on taxes.
