Tag: Matthew 28:1-10

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  Telling The Same Old Story – A Sermon On Matthew 28:1-10 For Easter Sunday

  April 9, 2023

   Alleluia. Christ is risen. That’s what I said to you last Easter, the one before that, and the one before that. It’s what I’ve said to you for the last eighteen Easters. Every year it’s the same. It never changes. And I got nothing new to say to you today.  Every year we come to Read more
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  Easter Happens – An Easter Sermon On Matthew 28:1-10

  April 12, 2020

  Alleluia! Christ is risen! It echoes in here when I say that, sort of like it might in an empty tomb. Most everyone is at home, keeping to themselves. Anxiety is in the air. There are no overflowing crowds celebrating Jesus’ resurrection. People are not showing up dressed in their Easter finest. There are no… Read more
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  Good Morning. Now Go Home. – An Easter Sunday Sermon on Matthew 28:1-10

  April 16, 2017

  I sometimes wonder if we have for so long so over-emphasized the uniqueness of Jesus’ resurrection that we have either forgotten or are unable to believe that there is only life. I wonder if we make such a big deal out of Easter Sunday that we are no longer able to see that everyday life… Read more
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  Yes, It’s Still True – A Sermon for Easter, Matthew 28:1-10

  April 21, 2014

  It’s true. It’s all true. Christ is risen! That’s the only that needs to be said today. In some ways it’s the only thing that can be said. That Jesus has been raised from the dead is the only thing I really have to tell you today. Nothing more. Nothing less. It’s the same thing Read more
• Run For Your Life, You Will See Him – An Easter Sermon on Matthew 28:1-10

  April 24, 2011

  The collect and readings for Easter may be found here. The appointed gospel is Matthew 28:1-10. After the sabbath, as the first day of the week was dawning, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to see the tomb. And suddenly there was a great earthquake; for an angel of the Lord, descending from heaven, Read more