1 Corinthians 15:20–28

Easter is more than a moment—it’s the beginning of something vast, unfolding, and world-changing. Christ’s resurrection is described as the first fruits, the first sign of a harvest still to come. In Adam, all died—but in Christ, all will be made alive. This message explores what it means to be united with Christ, how His victory over death guarantees our own, and why Easter is not just a day we look back on, but a future we live toward. The tomb is empty, and death itself is on borrowed time. Christ has risen—and everything is beginning again.