Hello, friends, Michael Yousaf here. Thank you so much for connecting with Leading the Way and listening to this message.

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I have a simple message. It's a two-word message. Two words. Only two words. There's going to be the

message today. So I want you to focus and concentrate. These two words are part of the message

that the angel sent to the disciples in Mark chapter 16. And the angels said to the women, he said, go and tell the disciples.

And here it comes the two words and Peter. Let me set the stage first before I get to the message.

The tomb was found empty. Jesus has risen from the dead. This is the greatest news of all, especially in the midst of that dreary of painful fear and death and diseases that are surrounding us right now. The resurrection of Jesus tells us that death has been defeated. The resurrection of Jesus

tells us that sin has been conquered. The resurrection of Jesus tells us that Satan has been defeated

once and for all. The resurrection of Jesus tells us that the grave could not longer hold him.

Praise God. He rose from the dead.

Hear me right, please. There is no greater news for the disciples of Jesus, whether there were

first century disciples or 21st century disciples. There is no greater news. But today, as I said, I want to share with you the application

of that great news. And it's found again part of verse seven, if you have your own Bibles,

open them, verse 7, and Mark 16, Mark 16, part of verse 7, two words.

And the angel said to the women, here it is, go and tell the disciples and Peter.

And then the angel said, tell him he's going to go to the Galilee ahead of you to meet you.

But listen, those two words that I'm focusing on on this Resurrection Sunday are the summary of the good news of the gospel.

He say, and Peter is the summary, it's the application of the good news of the gospel.

How come?

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