This Easter message invites us to explore the profound reality of Christ's resurrection and its implications for our lives. The central theme revolves around 1 Corinthians 15, emphasizing that Christianity is not merely a philosophy or set of moral codes, but an event - the resurrection of Jesus. We're challenged to consider four key evidences: the execution, the empty tomb, early accounts, and eyewitnesses. This approach encourages us to engage our faith intellectually as well as spiritually. The message draws powerful parallels between the symbol of the cross, once representing death and now signifying life and healing. It reminds us that the resurrection offers hope in death, forgiveness of sin, and purpose in life. As we reflect on this, we're prompted to consider our own worldview and how the reality of the risen Christ might transform our understanding of origin, meaning, morality, and destiny.