The Roman soldiers who crucified Jesus believed they had silenced this radical man forever.

To their surprise, the weekend that followed his death would demonstrate otherwise.

Today, on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindall continues a message that started on our last program in which he's

describing the biblical details of the resurrection. This miraculous moment

when Jesus rose from death to life changed history forever and the personal

implications for you are boundless. Coming from his biographical series on

Jesus Chuck titled his message,

not to worry, he is risen.

We're going to enjoy the opportunity to worship our Lord further. As we have often said,

worship is a human response to a divine revelation.

When we sit quietly before our Lord

in our time of instruction,

we worship him in instruction. When we sing to him in praise, we often use the word

alelujah, which is a Hebrew expression,

praise the Lord, it's just been left in Hebrew. So you can leave today and tell someone you know that you now know Hebrew because you use the word a lot.

Allelujah, it appears often in, or Hallelujah often in the scriptures especially in the Psalms and in songs

We come together however standing at the foot of the cross on level ground, all without status, rank, or significance,

but all come as forgiven people to worship our God in song, in giving,

and now in prayer.

May you bow with me, please?

We cannot hear the report of the guns, our father,

or the sigh and groan of an older man or woman making his or her way to some sight away from home driven out by

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