The Resurrection of Jesus
Endings often leave us with a lingering sensation: “There must be something more.” The same can be said for Jesus’ crucifixion. Alistair Begg draws our attention to the facts of Easter to show that the story does not end with the cross, but with the Resurrection. Looking to Christ’s crucifixion and triumph over death causes us to reflect on the reality of our sin and the certainty of our forgiveness. This assurance settles the world’s unrest unlike any other worldview.
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Endings often leave us with a lingering sensation: “There must be something more.” The same can be said for Jesus’ crucifixion. Alistair Begg draws our attention to the facts of Easter to show that the story does not end with the cross, but with the Resurrection. Looking to Christ’s crucifixion and triumph over death causes us to reflect on the reality of our sin and the certainty of our forgiveness. This assurance settles the world’s unrest unlike any other worldview.
