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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2025 · 53 MIN

Light in the Darkness

from First Pulpit Podcast · host Pastor Brent Snook

This Easter sermon by Pastor Snook reminds us of the profound hope we have in Christ's resurrection. The story of Job, who faced unimaginable loss yet maintained his faith, serves as a powerful example of endurance. Job's declaration 'I know that my Redeemer lives' (Job 19:25) resonates with us today, offering reassurance in our darkest moments. The message emphasizes that our faith isn't based on blind belief, but on the 'many infallible proofs' of Christ's resurrection. From the empty tomb to the transformed lives of the disciples, we're encouraged to examine the evidence and embrace a faith that's both personal and life-changing. This Easter, we're challenged to move beyond mere celebration to truly experiencing the risen Savior in our lives. How might we, like Job, cling to hope in our struggles, knowing our Redeemer lives? Listen to this episode - and find the answers.

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This Easter sermon by Pastor Snook reminds us of the profound hope we have in Christ's resurrection. The story of Job, who faced unimaginable loss yet maintained his faith, serves as a powerful example of endurance. Job's declaration 'I know that my Redeemer lives' (Job 19:25) resonates with us today, offering reassurance in our darkest moments. The message emphasizes that our faith isn't based on blind belief, but on the 'many infallible proofs' of Christ's resurrection. From the empty tomb ...

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