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You may be seen at Happy Easter, the first ever Easter service here at the Trinity Church,

amen? What a great, glorious and good day. Well today we are here to celebrate. We are here to

remember we are here to enjoy Jesus Christ, the most important, the most significant person who

has lived in the history of the world and we are gathering with brothers and sisters in Christ

from the nations of the earth. There is nothing as big as Christianity. More people love Jesus,

billions alive on the earth today. More people worship Jesus, more people follow Jesus than anyone

who has ever lived in the history of the world. We celebrate his birth at Christmas, we celebrate

his resurrection at Easter and we also celebrate every Sunday because that is the day that our great

God, our great Savior, our great King and our great Lord walked away from his tomb, caulcaring sin,

caulcaring death, caulcaring all that is against us and giving salvation to us. And it all started

about 2,000 years ago in the most humble of ways. Jesus started his public ministry around 30 years

of age. He was relatively obscure up until that point. He picked 12 disciples to follow him.

11 loved him, one betrayed him. It just goes to show you that every time God is in the process of

building something, Satan is in the process of breaking that same thing. Jesus preached,

taught, healed, performed miracles for the course of about three years. His name Jesus literally

means God is my Savior. Christ means the anointed one or the chosen one. If you were watching the

Lego movie, he would be the special. Nonetheless, his resume is rather simple. He never traveled more

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