The wonder of Easter

Have you ever driven somewhere and realized you don't remember the drive? Our brains are "predictive machines" designed for routine, but when the Greatest Story Ever Told becomes familiar, it risks becoming invisible.

Pastor Jason celebrates Easter Sunday by challenging the "quiet tragedy of the human soul"—growing dull to the glory of the Resurrection. This isn't just a religious tradition; it is the event that rewrites our past, empowers our present, and secures our future.

In this Easter message, we unpack:

• The Science of Routine: Why time seems to move faster as we age and how "autopilot" prevents us from seeing the world—and God—as He truly is.

• Two Types of Wonder: Moving from the curiosity of a child (asking "How?") to the awe of a disciple (witnessing "Who!").

• Evidence of the Risen King: Why the greatest proof of the Resurrection isn't a historical argument, but the transformed lives of ordinary people.

• The "But God" of History: How the Resurrection turned the world upside down, transforming enemies into ambassadors and fear into bold, sacrificial love.

• Building on the Empty Tomb: The difference between simply believing in Jesus and actually building your life around the reality of His victory over sin and death.

• The Ultimate Victory: The battlegrounds of our lives—sin, shame, and death—have been conquered. Easter is God’s exclamation point, declaring that the brokenness of this world is temporary, but His Kingdom is eternal.

Challenge: Don't let your faith stay on autopilot. This Easter, let the Holy Spirit break through the familiar and wake you up to the wonder of a King who is alive and active in you today.