Come to Fulfill | Part 21 | Matthew 28:1-10 (Easter Sunday)

Title: From Wait and See to Come and Tell: The Resurrection's Invitation

Sermon Summary: This sermon explores the transformative power of Christ's resurrection, moving believers from a state of anxious waiting to active participation in sharing the Gospel. It emphasizes the historical reality of the resurrection, its impact on overcoming fear with joy, and the Christian's responsibility to both experience and proclaim this truth. The pastor challenges listeners to stop lingering in doubt or fear and instead embrace their role as ambassadors for Christ.

Key Points:
- The difference between watchful waiting and worried waiting in life and faith
- The resurrection as a historical fact, not just a spiritual concept
- The importance of investigating and understanding the claims of Christianity
- How joy in Christ's resurrection overcomes fear
- The Christian's duty to both "come and see" and "go and tell" about the resurrection
- The urgency of sharing the Gospel with those who haven't heard

Scripture Reference:
- Matthew 28:1-10 (primary focus)
- Hebrews 12:1-2
- 2 Corinthians 5:20
- 1 Corinthians 15:54

Stories:
- The account of Mary Magdalene and the other Mary visiting Jesus' tomb
- The angel's appearance and message at the empty tomb
- Brief mentions of historical figures (Voltaire, Nietzsche) who proclaimed Christianity's demise
- Analogy of predicting one's own death and resurrection to illustrate the uniqueness of Christ's claims