Welcome to the VoodChurch Podcast. The Easter story reminds us that the best is yet to come.

Wherever you find yourself on the faith journey, the good news that we anchor on to is that

Jesus rose for you and I. When all hope seemed lost, at the darkest hour, Jesus' resurrection,

brought light, changing eternity, forever. Today, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. explores the

story of Easter, highlighting three key elements that remind us our faith is alive. In today's message,

mourning ends in the morning. Thank you for listening. We hope you're blessed by this ministry. We'd love to

stay connected. Hit the subscribe button so you're notified when the next podcast is live. Remember,

your worst season can give birth to your best season. Let's lean into the message together.

Let me just say next week, we are kicking off this brand new collection. Something I'm very excited

about. This is Vood. It's been a while since we've done a collection around our values. If you've

been coming around Vood for a little bit, I want to know a little bit more about that place. This is a

perfect collection for you. But not just that. People can look around Vood at times of go, man, it seems

like it's going really good. It is going good. But I always say it this way. It'd be going a whole lot

better with your participation. I think this collection plays a part in that. But also today is

Growth Track Step 3. We promote this every Sunday that we have church. There's four steps to

participating around here at Vood Church. Today's Step 3. It doesn't matter if you went to Step 1, Step 2.

You could just start at Step 3 today. Today is really all about getting equipped. It's all about

discovering your personality, your purpose, and then being released to discover why God puts you

on this earth. So, after any of the services that you're at today, you can go right to Growth Track.

And I know that will make a big difference in your life. Today at a John's,

Ep 20, I'm going to read quite a few verses. This is the resurrection account,

according to the Apostle John. And he says this, starting in verse 1. He says, early on the first

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