The Resurrection Changes Everything

Josh Higgins asks why a movement founded on an executed teacher spread as fast as it did, and answers with what the first Christians gained: freedom from guilt and shame, an end to the fear of death, the Spirit's power in place of willpower, the love of God, a purpose, and a home. He walks the night arrest and six illegal trials, the flogging and Golgotha, reads Isaiah 53 as a plan laid seven centuries ahead, and closes inviting anyone ready to be buried with Christ in baptism.