Easter

Easter is not a tradition we observe. It’s a victory we remember. Only our savior can take a torture device and in turn it into one of the most iconic symbols of hope our world has ever seen. As Scripture declares, “He was pierced for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on Him, and by His wounds we are healed” (Isaiah 53:5). His body was broken so we could be made whole. His blood was poured out to forgive sin, remove shame, heal what’s broken, and restore us to the Father. The cross paid the price, and the empty tomb declared the debt finished. Because He lives, we have hope, freedom, peace, and new life… now and forever.

We gather Easter Sunday because resurrection changes everything. We come to worship, to remember, and to encounter the living Christ together. And we invite others because this hope is too powerful to keep to ourselves. Someone you know needs to be reminded that no situation is beyond redemption and no life is too far gone. 

Join us at Jesus House this Easter. Come expectant, and bring someone with you. He is risen.