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He Is Risen…He Is Risen Indeed!
Death is one of the greatest fears in life! Many people would do anything to escape death—even if it means denying it all our days. Thankfully, Jesus offers life to those who believe in Him!
In this Easter message, Chuck Swindoll reminds us that Jesus Christ has overcome death—and through faith in Him, we will continue to live after we die. Christ’s resurrection proved that we, too, can have victory over death!
Death remains one of the greatest and most universal fears in human experience. While many seek to escape or deny its reality, the message of Easter provides a definitive answer. In this series, Chuck Swindoll explores the triumphant victory of Jesus Christ over the grave. By establishing the historical and spiritual reality of the resurrection, we discover that death has lost its sting. Through faith in the risen Savior, believers are offered the promise of eternal life, proving that Christ’s victory is ultimately our victory as well.
Victory on a Triumphant Morning
Sermon Summary “He is risen… He is risen indeed!” This traditional greeting carries a profound weight for those facing the reality of mortality. This message focuses on the core of the Gospel as presented in 1 Corinthians 15. Chuck discusses the essential nature of the resurrection—that Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. We learn that without the resurrection, our faith would be futile; however, because Christ lives, we have a sure foundation for hope that extends beyond the grave.
Key Facts & Themes
- Overcoming the Fear of Death: How the resurrection provides a spiritual antidote to the fear of the grave.
- The Essentials of the Gospel: Identifying the death, burial, and resurrection as the non-negotiable pillars of faith.
- Victory Over the Grave: Recognizing that Christ’s resurrection is the “firstfruits” and a guarantee of our own future resurrection.
Primary Scripture Reference
- 1 Corinthians 15:3–53
