Showing posts with label Resurrection Sunday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Resurrection Sunday. Show all posts

Friday, March 29, 2013

The Resurrection: Did It Happen? ~ Chad Fatula ~ PM Sermon 3/31/13


THE RESURRECTION: DID IT HAPPEN?
Mt 28:1-8; Mk 16:1-8; Lk 24:1-12; Jn 20:1-8

“If we can’t see it, touch it, or hear it; it doesn’t exist!”
SEE-

TOUCH-

HEAR-

EAT-

THREE PROOFS!
1. It was ____________!

2. He had ___________!

3. The ______ tomb!

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE BODY?
1. The ______ stole it?

2. The Roman ____________ stole it?

3. The Roman ________ stole it?

4. The ___________ stole it?

5. ____________ stole it?

6. Christ ____ ____ dead?

After the Resurrection ~ Chad Fatula ~ AM Sermon


After the Resurrection, What Then?
Lk 7:11-15

I. We must _______.


II. We must _______.


III. We must _____.


IV. We must __ ___ __________.


V. We must ________ ____ ___ _______.


VI. We must ____ _____ ______ ________.


VII. We must _______ ___ ____ ___________.


VIII. We must ______ ___ ___ __________ __
____.



When the choir has sung its last anthem, And the preacher has said his last prayer,
When the people have heard their last sermon, And the sound has died out on the air.
When the Bible lies closed on the pulpit, and the pews are all empty of men;
When each one stands facing his record, And the great book is opened,
What then?

When the actors have played their last drama, And the mimic has made his last fun;
When the movies have flashed the last picture, And the billboard displayed its last run
When the crowds seeking pleasure have vanished and have gone into darkness again,
And the world that rejected its Savior Is asked for a reason, What then?

When the bugle's last call sinks in silence, And the long marching columns stand still,
When the captain has giv'n his last order, And they've captured the last fort and hill,
When the flag has been hauled from the masthead, And the wounded afield have checked in,
When the trumpet of ages is sounded, And we stand up before Him, What then?

When your life, friend, has run to a finish, And the last you can do is then done,
When your work here on earth is all ended And eternity's issues begun;
As you think of how long God has pleaded, Of how Christ bore your sins on the tree,
And your soul stands there naked before Him, And the Father denies you, What then?

Saturday, March 23, 2013

At the Cross ~ Chad Fatula ~ PM Sermon


At The Cross

Mk 15:22-41

I. At the cross Jesus wasn’t ________.

II. At the cross Jesus was _______ _______.

III. At the cross Jesus was _________.

  1. He was insulted by _____ _______ __.

  2. He was insulted by ___ ______ ______.

  3. He was insulted by ___ _______.

IV. At the cross Jesus is an ______ _____.

V. At the cross is ___________.

  1. _________.

  2. ______ _______.

  3. Christ’s ________ _______.

  4. The ________.

  5. ______ and _________. 

The Triumphant Entries ~ Chad Fatula ~ AM Sermon



The Triumphant Entries

Mk 11:1-17; Rev 19:11-16

I. Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem.

  A. Jesus borrowed a ______.

  B. The Lord _____ ___.

  C. Who is ______?

  D. What did He _____?

  E. What is _______ today?


II. Jesus’ triumphant entry into eternity.

  A. A __________ good news.

  B. This time He is on a ____ horse.

  C. He will ______ ______ again.




The Cross Was His Own

They borrowed a bed to lay His head when Christ the Lord came down.
They borrowed the ass in the mountain pass when He rode into town;
But the crown that He wore, and the cross that He bore were His own, The cross was His own.

He borrowed the bread with which He fed on the grassy mountain side.
He borrowed the dish of broken fish with which He satisfied;
But the crown that He wore and the cross that He bore were His own, The cross was His own.

He borrowed the ship in which to sit as He taught the multitude.
He borrowed a nest in which to rest; He had never a home so crude;
But the cross that He bore and the crown that He wore were His own. The cross was His own.

They borrowed a room for Him a tomb, the Passover meal to eat.
They borrowed a cave for Him a grave; they borrowed a winding sheet;
But the crown that He wore and the cross that He bore were His own. The cross was His own.