On Resurrection Sunday, Pastor J Spurling delivered a heartfelt message centered around the promises of Jesus’s resurrection, as outlined in 1 Peter 1:3–12. He opened by reflecting on the pain of broken promises and emphasized that unlike others, the promise of Easter is a reliable assurance that can transform lives. He declared the resurrection not just as an event in history, but as a profound truth that affirms every word Jesus spoke, especially concerning forgiveness and eternal life. Pastor Spurling shared compelling evidence supporting the resurrection, including eyewitness accounts, the empty tomb, and the transformation of Jesus's disciples, demonstrating how this belief has been validated through history and the experiences of countless individuals.The sermon also highlighted the personal nature of the resurrection—it's not only about historical validation but about the invitation to individuals today to experience salvation and the transformative power of a relationship with Jesus. He shared stories of those whose lives were radically changed by encountering Christ, underscoring that the promise of resurrection is personal and accessible to everyone. Concluding his message, Pastor Spurling called for urgency in responding to this promise, as life is fleeting and the opportunity to accept Jesus must not be overlooked. He encouraged those ready to receive Christ to take a step of faith and join in baptism, celebrating the life-changing impact of the resurrection: "He has risen indeed—and He’s calling you to rise with Him."