At Metro Life Church, Easter 2026 moved from the darkness of Good Friday to the light of resurrection morning. Good Friday invited us to see why the death of Jesus is truly good, as Christ gave Himself for sinners and finished the work of redemption at the cross. Easter Sunday, in “Dawn Has Broken” from Matthew 28:1-10, proclaimed that the tomb is empty, Jesus is alive, and hope is not buried for those who trust in Him. Together, these services declared the heart of the gospel: Jesus Christ died for our sins, rose again in victory, and now calls us to live with faith, worship, and resurrection hope.
Easter 2026: Dawn Has Broken
April 5, 2026 - April 5, 2026
At Metro Life Church, Easter 2026 moved from the darkness of Good Friday to the light of resurrection morning. Good Friday invited us to see why the death of Jesus is truly good, as Christ gave Himself for sinners and finished the work of redemption at the cross. Easter Sunday, in “Dawn Has Broken” from Matthew 28:1-10, proclaimed that the tomb is empty, Jesus is alive, and hope is not buried for those who trust in Him. Together, these services declared the heart of the gospel: Jesus Christ died for our sins, rose again in victory, and now calls us to live with faith, worship, and resurrection hope.
Sermons from this Series
Apr 5
2026