As we journey through the liturgical calendar, we find ourselves in a profound season of reflection and renewal, celebrating the glorious event of Jesus Christ’s resurrection. The time after Jesus’ resurrection is a period filled with profound significance and transformative power, offering us an opportunity to deepen our faith and embrace the hope that comes from the victory of Christ over sin and death.

In the days following the resurrection, the disciples experienced a range of emotions—initial disbelief, overwhelming joy, and a sense of mission that propelled them into the world to share the good news. This period serves as a reminder that our faith journey is not without its doubts and uncertainties, but it is through these challenges that we are called to lean on the promise of Christ’s resurrection and trust in His unfailing love.

One of the most profound aspects of the post-resurrection period is the encounters with the risen Christ. From Mary Magdalene at the tomb to the disciples on the road to Emmaus, these encounters were transformative and deeply personal, reminding us that Jesus is not merely a historical figure but a living presence in our lives today.

As we reflect on these encounters, we are invited to open our hearts to the presence of Christ in our midst, allowing His love to penetrate our doubts and fears and fill us with the hope of new life. The time after Jesus’ resurrection also marks the beginning of the Church’s mission to proclaim the gospel to all nations. Empowered by the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, the disciples embarked on a journey that would ultimately transform the world. Similarly, we are called to be witnesses to the resurrection in our own time and place, sharing the message of hope and salvation with all
whom we encounter.

As we journey through this sacred season, may we be inspired by the faith and courage of the early disciples, and
may we be renewed in our commitment to live as Easter people, filled with hope and joy, and empowered to share
the good news of Christ’s resurrection with the world.
God Bless, The Worship Ministry Team