Christ is Risen

Matthew 27:12-20,62-66, 28:1-15, Luke 19:46-47, 20:1, 22:1-6, John 12:42-44, Malachi 2:7

Christ is Risen—and that ain’t a slogan for Easter outfits and church programs. That is the thunderclap of God over death, hell, the grave, and every lying mouth that tried to bury the truth. In this study, the sealed tomb, the guarded stone, the women at the tomb, the Angel of the Lord, and the scattered sheep all testify to one thing: Jesus rose just like He said He would. The stone didn’t move because men asked nicely—it moved because heaven’s clock struck victory. Grave, where is your victory? Death, where is your sting? But this lesson doesn’t stop at the empty tomb. It drags the bribery, envy, false accusations, corrupt priests, and love of money into the light. The chief priests paid Judas, pressured Pilate, bribed the soldiers, and spread a false report—because truth was bad for business. And don’t act like that spirit died back then. False preachers still protect their paycheck, fear man, and love the praise of men more than the praise of God. If you know the truth, confess Christ. If you’re sitting under lies, come out. The Word says what it says, and the risen Christ is not asking for your opinion—He’s calling for repentance, obedience, and a soul that won’t be bought.