This Easter sermon explores the difference between happiness and joy, reframing joy as a deeper, lasting sense of meaning, hope, and resilience that exists even in life’s hardest moments. Through personal stories and spiritual insight, it challenges the idea of joy as constant positivity, instead presenting it as a powerful, sustaining force that carries us through uncertainty and points to something greater at work in our lives.
The good news about what resurrection feels like. A sermon for Easter Sunday on Matthew 28:1-10 by Rev. Justin Morgan