In just a couple of days, we will celebrate Easter.

We will celebrate the hope that we have in Jesus Christ.

But for some of us connecting that event that happened 2,000 years ago doesn't make

much sense today because we're in a tough, difficult situation.

If you're struggling to know where that hope shows up in your daily life, stay with me.

Thanks for joining us for this edition of Living on the Edge with Chip and Grim.

Chip's our Bible teacher for this international discipleship ministry focused on helping Christians

live like Christians.

And in just a minute, Chip will finish his message from John chapter 11.

Last time he talked about the fragilness of hope, especially when we're walking through

difficult circumstances and tempted to give up on God and His goodness.

If you're looking for the strength to hold on through the storms of life, Chip's words

today will help bring your faith and hope back into focus.

Over that, let's get to the second half of Chip's message, hope for the hopeless.

Jesus is going to do something that He wants to do in you and He wants to do in me.

And He wants to do it whether you've walked with Him for 30 years so that you grasp it

with power and reality like never before.

And He wants to do it if you happen to be here because your mom, your grandmother or friend

or a coworker said, you know what, you come to church for Easter and you're thinking

you know, they're nice people, it'll probably be an hour, hour and 15 minutes.

I mean, how bad can it be, right?

But I want you to ponder the story.

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