Easter Sunday (Contemporary)
“Why are you weeping?”
On Easter morning, Rev. Jordan Griesbeck invites us into the surprising, disruptive reality of the resurrection. Not a scolding. Not a metaphor. Not just an idea—but an event that happened.
Through the story of Mary Magdalene at the tomb, we see how easily we settle into routines and expectations—believing that death is final, that broken things stay broken, that nothing truly changes. But Easter overturns all of it.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the great surprise: the moment where what we thought was impossible becomes reality. If Christ is alive, then the world is no longer closed. God is active, present, and able to interrupt our lives with grace, joy, and new life in ways we could never predict.
Because He lives, even death itself does not have the final word.
📖 Scripture: John 20:1–18
🕊️ Preacher: Rev. Jordan Griesbeck
⛪ Church of the Incarnation, Dallas, TX
🙏 Connect with Incarnation
Learn more at https://incarnation.org/
On Easter morning, Rev. Jordan Griesbeck invites us into the surprising, disruptive reality of the resurrection. Not a scolding. Not a metaphor. Not just an idea—but an event that happened.
Through the story of Mary Magdalene at the tomb, we see how easily we settle into routines and expectations—believing that death is final, that broken things stay broken, that nothing truly changes. But Easter overturns all of it.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the great surprise: the moment where what we thought was impossible becomes reality. If Christ is alive, then the world is no longer closed. God is active, present, and able to interrupt our lives with grace, joy, and new life in ways we could never predict.
Because He lives, even death itself does not have the final word.
📖 Scripture: John 20:1–18
🕊️ Preacher: Rev. Jordan Griesbeck
⛪ Church of the Incarnation, Dallas, TX
🙏 Connect with Incarnation
Learn more at https://incarnation.org/
