Acts 2: 14: 22-33

It is the feast of Pentecost and Peter preaches to the gathered crowds about the resurrection of Jesus. 

1 Peter 1: 17-21

It is through the blood of Jesus, whom God raised from the dead, that we now have faith in God. 

Luke 24: 13-35

Two disciples on the road to Emmaus are joined on the road by the risen Jesus, who explains the scriptures to them and helps them to make sense of his death and why it was necessary. 

Acts 2: 42-47

The early Christian community gives us an ideal view of what can be achieved.

1 Peter 1: 3-9

Peter calls us to look beyond the problems of the present and live joyfully in the expectation of future glory.

John 20: 19-31

Thomas makes the great act of faith: “My Lord and my God!”

Acts 10: 34. 37-43

Obedient to the command of the risen Lord, Peter is preaching forgiveness of sins through the name of Jesus. 

Colossians 3: 1-4

The resurrection of Christ challenges us to a new way of living, focused on spiritual realities. 

John 20: 1-9

Mary of Magdala is confused at the empty tomb, Peter is hesitant, and the other disciple sees and believes, understanding for the first time the teaching of scripture that Christ must rise form the dead. 

Matthew 21: 1-11

Jesus enters Jerusalem, acclaimed as the Son of David, but within a few days the crowd will be shouting for his death. 

Philippians 2: 6-11

Jesus’ greatness was in his humility and self-emptying.  Even though he was God, he became fully human in order to show us the way to his Father. 

Matthew 26: 14-27:66

Jesus shows himself to be a very different King from the one that the crowd had anticipated

Ezekiel 37: 12-14

God prophesies that the dry bones will find life and a home through the working of the Holy Spirit. 

Romans 8: 8-11

Our lives are Spirit-filled because Christ is living within us. 

John 11: 1-45

When Jesus restored Lazarus to life and to his family, he hinted at his own resurrection and at its transforming effects on our lives and relationships.