Resurrection

Rituals of death can remind us of America’s “new birth of freedom”—and our rebirth and renewal through Christ’s sacrifice.

The Resurrection isn’t just a message you deliver. It’s a daily reality you receive, especially when ministry leaves you tired or anxious.

The glory of the church is between three birds.

Our salvation is just an appendix in Christ’s redemption of all creation.

Wesley Hill’s small volume about Easter is a beautiful and useful invitation to be shocked anew by the central event of our faith.

Christ comes to make all things new—even West Michigan’s most polluted watershed.

A German soldier found by Christ in a prisoner of war camp, he became a renowned Christian scholar who taught that “God weeps with us so that we may someday laugh with him.”

Astronomy teaches us to see the light in the world’s darkness.

Every year, we celebrate a dying and rising God who fulfills the hopes of ages past.

Everything is different because Jesus rose again. But do we live as if we understand he is alive?