Text: Matthew 28: 1- 10

Introduction.

• On a Sunday, very early. It was supposed to be a sad walk.
• They went to see grave. Seek in the cemetery a person who is alive.
• What happen in this meeting between the angel, Maria Magdalene and the other Maria?

• "He is not here".
• News for the first page of the newspaper.
• News that Jesus had already anticipated.
• Matthew 17:22-23. Jesus spoke about that in Galilee.
• Matthew 20: 17-19. Jesus spoke about it going to Jerusalem.
• But they did not believe. Or did not remember anymore.

• "Come and see the place where he lay."
• The empty cross and now the empty grave.
• Matthew 26:32. Jesus announced even the place where He would be after ressurrection.
• What religion has these foundations?

• "Go quickly"
• Receive work. In Matthew 28:19, Jesus confirms that this work is for everybody.
• Let's see Acts 8:4. The order is to go in all places.
• Gospel is to be shared. Matthew 28:8 "great joy"
• This is what the gospel produces.

• "He goes ahead of you". As a shepherd who guides his sheep.
• "There you will see him". In Galilee, the same place that he had already said. Matthew 17.
• Matthew 28:8. The women did not doubt.
• Matthew 28:2. The stone was removed, not for Jesus to leave, but for the women to go in. That's power.

• "Suddenly Jesus met them"
• Matthew 28:9b, true adoration.
• I Corinthians 15: 12-19. The resurrection is the foundation of the Christian faith.

Conclusion.

• This night I tell him you news. Jesus is alive.
• This night I make an invitation. Come to Jesus. Matthew 11:28
• This night we receive an order. Go. Matthew 28: 18-20
• Power, Go, I'll be with you. The "sandwich of God".
• This night you have this promise. Here you will see him.
• You fulfill a commandment and get attached to a promise.
• This night you can have an experience with Jesus.
• Matthew 28:9 "So the women hurried away. .." "... Jesus met them..."
• It's like this until our days. He comes to meet us.
• Worship him from now on.
• He is rich in love. "Go and tell my brothers". Matthew 28: 10.
• Those who had abandoned him, He calls brothers.