Racing to and From an Empty Tomb
Donald Cantrell
John 20:1-10
I - The Fantastic Findings (1 - 2)
II - The Frantic Footrace (3 - 4)
III - The Fascinating Finish (5 - 7)
IV - The Forthright Facts (8 - 9)
V - The Fabulous Forecast (10)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
Theme: ''How important is the empty tomb to you?''
The Paradox of an Empty Tomb
The empty tomb was a source of jeopardy, yet joy.
The empty tomb was a source of horror, yet hope.
The empty tomb was a source of fear, yet faith.
The empty tomb was a source of tears, yet triumph.
The empty tomb was a source of despair, yet delight.
The empty tomb was a source of loss, yet light.
The empty tomb was a source of pain, yet praise.
The empty tomb was a source of perplexity, yet prophecy.
The empty tomb was a source of vagueness, yet victory.
The paradox of that tomb being empty became the benchmark of our faith!!!
Donald Cantrell
Christianity is founded upon an empty tomb'' so said Thomas Payne in derision. But that scornful remark is a tremendous truth. Were there no empty tomb there would be no Christian church.
Christian Magazine
The very fabric and foundation of our belief is based upon that tomb being empty and our Savior being resurrected. The fabric of our faith is based upon a woman finding an empty tomb, leaving the tomb quickly and running to inform Peter and John that the tomb was empty.
Then we find Peter and John quickly running to that tomb, only to find it empty, and then they return to their homes, spreading the news of an empty tomb. Then throughout the remained of that day and for the next forty days the risen Lord revealed himself to his followers.
Ever since that first Easter Sunday Morning men and women have been running to that tomb, only to find that it is still empty, trusting in the saving power of a Risen Lord and Savior, thereby found running away from that empty tomb to share the good n ...
Donald Cantrell
John 20:1-10
I - The Fantastic Findings (1 - 2)
II - The Frantic Footrace (3 - 4)
III - The Fascinating Finish (5 - 7)
IV - The Forthright Facts (8 - 9)
V - The Fabulous Forecast (10)
This sermon contains a fully alliterated outline, with sub-points.
Theme: ''How important is the empty tomb to you?''
The Paradox of an Empty Tomb
The empty tomb was a source of jeopardy, yet joy.
The empty tomb was a source of horror, yet hope.
The empty tomb was a source of fear, yet faith.
The empty tomb was a source of tears, yet triumph.
The empty tomb was a source of despair, yet delight.
The empty tomb was a source of loss, yet light.
The empty tomb was a source of pain, yet praise.
The empty tomb was a source of perplexity, yet prophecy.
The empty tomb was a source of vagueness, yet victory.
The paradox of that tomb being empty became the benchmark of our faith!!!
Donald Cantrell
Christianity is founded upon an empty tomb'' so said Thomas Payne in derision. But that scornful remark is a tremendous truth. Were there no empty tomb there would be no Christian church.
Christian Magazine
The very fabric and foundation of our belief is based upon that tomb being empty and our Savior being resurrected. The fabric of our faith is based upon a woman finding an empty tomb, leaving the tomb quickly and running to inform Peter and John that the tomb was empty.
Then we find Peter and John quickly running to that tomb, only to find it empty, and then they return to their homes, spreading the news of an empty tomb. Then throughout the remained of that day and for the next forty days the risen Lord revealed himself to his followers.
Ever since that first Easter Sunday Morning men and women have been running to that tomb, only to find that it is still empty, trusting in the saving power of a Risen Lord and Savior, thereby found running away from that empty tomb to share the good n ...
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