November 8, 2026
In week three of our series on the Apostles’ Creed, we explore the powerful truth that Jesus is our risen, reigning, and returning Savior.
Through Acts 2:22–39, we are reminded that death could not hold Jesus, and because of His resurrection, we can live with hope.
Jesus not only conquered death but now reigns in heaven at the right hand of the Father. His victory reminds us that we can live with confidence in God’s promises, knowing that Christ is still at work through His Spirit. And because Jesus has promised to return, we are called to live with purpose, sharing His love and walking faithfully with Him.
The tomb is empty. The throne is occupied. And the King is coming again.
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