WHAT’S THE BIG DEAL ABOUT EASTER:The Sign of His Love Luke 24:1–7, 15–26
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WHAT’S THE BIG DEAL ABOUT EASTER:The Sign of His Love Luke 24:1–7, 15–26
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The point of this lesson is: Jesus’ unselfish love creates peace in my life—Because life is often confusing, I find peace in knowing that His life was a gift of love, and His purpose brings me clarity. Jesus didn’t just die—He chose the cross for me. He didn’t avoid pain—He walked through it so I wouldn’t be crushed by mine. His resurrection proves that pain doesn’t have the final word. Because He lives, you can keep going—there’s purpose beyond your pain, and peace is still possible.
I have 3 points to make:
- Discovering Life – Luke 24:1–7: The women at the tomb expected death, but instead discovered that Jesus was alive—revealing that real life begins with the resurrection.
- Mourning Life – Luke 24:17–21: The disciples were grieving and confused, showing how life without understanding Jesus’ purpose can feel hopeless and filled with unanswered questions.
- Living Life – Luke 24:22–26: Jesus explains that His suffering was necessary, reminding us that through faith in Him, we are called to live with clarity, courage, and peace.
While I unpack today’s scripture I ask that you consider this question: How does Jesus' death help me live? Today’s lesson comes from VT AdamsSpeaks.
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