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Pastor AB After Jesus' crucifixion, the disciples were devastated, fearful, and desperate. Their leader had been brutally executed—what would become of them and the movement? They were desperate for answers, desperate for hope.And then... they found an empty tomb...and Jesus showed up.Despair can lead to desperation, but desperation can also lead to life.The disciples' fear and desperation on Easter morning remind us that even in our darkest moments, there is still hope! Jesus' resurrection is evidence of God's power to overcome death itself. It's a reminder that no matter how desperate our circumstances may seem, God is still at work pursuing us.Desperation ~ Pursuing The Pursuer.GET THE APP This is a great resource for you on the go. You can check out past sermons, submit prayer requests, take a look at rest groups and a lot more!! rest.churchcenter.com/setupFOLLOW US, AS WE FOLLOW JESUS: Facebook: facebook.com/restpaducah Instagram: instagram.com/rest_churchGIVE at the link below. When you donate online it helps to build the kingdom and allows rest Church to do ministry both locally and globally. Thanks fam! restChurch.net/GIVEHASHTAG IT Use our hashtag on your social #therestisyettocome #easter

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