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Easter Message
In the midst of what often feels like a cold, dark, world the story of the resurrection packs a punch, offering hope, wonder, and joy today just as it did 2000 years ago. But at the same time the resurrection of Jesus should evoke a sense of fear as well--for if it is true, nothing can be the same. In these moments of fear and great joy, how will we respond?
Scripture References: Matthew 28:1-10
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From Series: "Holiday Sermons " Holiday sermons from Brush Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
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