Easter and the Resurrection: 35+ Resources

Easter and the Resurrection: 35+ Resources

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Easter is the one Sunday of the year when people who rarely think about church think about Jesus. It is also the claim the whole faith rests on: that a man who was publicly executed was seen alive three days later, by people who then spent the rest of their lives saying so.

This page gathers RENEW.org's teaching on Easter in one place. What the week itself contains, how strong the historical case for the resurrection actually is, what the cross accomplished, and what it means to live as though the tomb really is empty.

01

What Easter Is

Why this matters: Holy Week has a shape, and knowing that shape changes how the days feel. These pieces cover what Good Friday, Easter, and the season leading up to them actually are.

02

Evidence for Easter

Why this matters: The resurrection is a historical claim, which means it can be examined. Bobby Harrington's three-part series works through the evidence in order, and the resources alongside it take up the questions skeptics raise most often.

03

The Cross: Why Jesus Died

Why this matters: Easter makes no sense without Friday. These resources ask what the cross accomplished, and why Scripture describes it the way it does.

04

The Resurrection

Why this matters: The New Testament treats the resurrection as an event rather than a symbol, and as the pattern for what happens to everyone who belongs to Jesus.

05

Living in Light of Easter

Why this matters: If Jesus is alive, that changes Monday as much as it changes Sunday. These resources are about what Easter asks of a church, and of a person.