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Easter gets packaged as candy, brunch, and a spring holiday, but we can’t get around the central claim: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. We lay it out plainly: Christianity hinges on whether Jesus truly died, was buried, and rose again. If that didn’t happen, faith is empty and we’re still in our sins. If it did happen, it changes everything about forgiveness, hope, and what it means to follow Christ.

Pastor Joey and Pastor Richard walk through 1 Corinthians 15 as the clearest summary of the gospel and the strongest reminder of what matters most. We talk about why you can’t celebrate Resurrection Sunday while avoiding Good Friday, why “resurrection” without death and burial makes no sense, and why the cross and the shedding of blood are not a grim obsession but the necessary answer to real sin. We also push back on the idea that the resurrection is only symbolism, pointing to the biblical claims of a bodily resurrection, physical appearances, and Jesus eating with His disciples.

Then we get into evidence and credibility. Paul points to eyewitness testimony and even “over 500 at once,” and we mention historical voices outside the Bible like Josephus and Tacitus that acknowledge key facts around Jesus and the explosive spread of early Christianity. We also address common counterclaims like the stolen-body story and why it falls apart under scrutiny.

If you’ve been curious, skeptical, or you want the conviction you hear in this conversation, we also give a simple prayer to receive Christ and encourage you to reach out so we can help you take the next step. Subscribe, share this with a friend, leave a review, and tell us: what’s the biggest question you still have about the resurrection?

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