Well, amen and amen. How we doing? Church, doing all right?

Today is the day that we have gathered here to celebrate that we serve a risen Savior. Amen?

From eternity past till 2,000 years ago, he was in heaven. He wraps himself in flesh. He does a

nosedive down here to earth. He lives a perfect life, dies on a cross,

and on the third day was resurrected from the grave. He ascended to the right hand of God the

Father, and right now as we speak, has the ear of the Father and has been praying for us. We don't

follow a set of rules. We don't just obey a set of religions, but we serve a living

savior, and that's what today is all about. Amen. Amen. Hey, finish this sentence. I feel like

you're going to crush it. If the tomb is empty, anything is possible as evidenced by me today.

All right, so, for those of you that only come on Easter and you think I dress up all

the time, that's adorable. I love that. Hey, if you're kind of an Easter-only person, and I do just

want to give you one warning. When I was growing up, we didn't really go to church. I only went

on Easter, all right? Me, only went on Easter. So be careful. It might get on you, you might work for us next year, okay? If you got your Bibles, and I hope you do, John chapter 20 is where we're going to be.

We are kicking off a brand new series on this Easter Sunday, and we're going to be studying

nine different miracles.

And the reason that we're studying miracles is because when the Bible talks about miracles,

the Gospel of John calls him signs because the sign

always points to something greater than itself. And the point is not the miracle. And the point

is not that you get your miracle met. The point is that you would meet the maker of miracles.

And you see, the greatest miracle of all time is what we celebrate today. The reason that you

can believe in the miraculous

is because God, the Father, resurrected Jesus from the grave. A miracle is any time the

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