Easter

As we emerge from the Easter weekend, Graham Tomlin unpacks why Easter is more than an illustration of new life.

Violence begets violence in a zero sum world.

Agents of chaos still inhabit our world today.

Our best relationships hint at what we are really missing.

The resurrection strikes at the heart of the cold reality of the human condition.

The high stakes of Easter can confront the natural order.

The incarnation and an execution impacts humanity.

It’s a time to discover the whole range of human experience and emotion.

Graham Tomlin explores the real reason why Christianity seems fixated on suffering.

Remembered rituals comforted many who mourn. As Easter comes around again, Graham Tomlin examines the underlying hope found when all is carnage and chaos.

Embracing death, parading it down streets, and even downplaying their egos, Julie Canlis contemplates why Christians do death.

As Easter approaches, many contemplate the critical events of Holy Week. These have inspired historic artists, from Da Vinci to anonymous sculptors, and modern creatives. Understand more about their work. Watch this set of short videos from the Visual Commentary on Scripture.