People have all kinds of questions about the truth and claims of Christianity, but in the end there's a question that all of us must answer.

Did Jesus rise from the dead? We might call this the ultimate question.

And while various possible explanations have been offered as to how Christ's tomb was

empty on that early Sunday morning, scripture's account of Christ's resurrection best accounts for the historical

evidence.

And as David Platt points out in today's message from Matthew chapter 28, if Jesus in fact rose from the dead, then this has startling

implications for our lives and for all of history.

All authority belongs to the one who has conquered sin and death.

Welcome to the Radical with David Platt podcast.

The latest sermons from teacher, author, and pastor David Platt

delivered weekly.

As always, you can find thousands of more gospel centered

nation-minded resources at our website radical dot net. And here's today's message

from David Platt titled The ultimate question from Matthew chapter 28

versus 1 through 15.

If you have a Bible, maybe if somebody around you

has one that you could look on.

Let me invite you to open with me to Matthew, chapter 28.

And maybe pull out the worship guide that you received when you came in tonight.

If you open that up, there are some notes there that will guide

our time together tonight. Matthew, chapter 28, feel free to use the table of contents to find Matthew there in the Bible.

It's the first book in the Old Testament, which is about two-thirds of the way through the Bible.

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