4/5/26 - Resurrection Day Celebration Service

Main message: God often does his decisive work "early" — before distractions arise — and when He reveals something (like Jesus' resurrection) we must move from mere information to revelation and respond immediately; delay or wrong posture causes us to miss God's work.

Key points:

• The sermon centers on Luke 24:1-7: the women found the empty tomb early Sunday morning — illustrating God moves when the world is still.
• "Early" is presented as a divine strategy: God works best before distractions; we miss Him when we are out of time, place, or posture.
• Distinguish information (facts about circumstances) from revelation (understanding what God is doing); revelation changes expectations.
• Revelation requires prompt response — the women left immediately to tell the disciples; delaying response is portrayed as disobedience in slow motion.
• Practical admonition: position yourself to receive revelation (be attentive, prayerful, obedient) so you don't have to play catch-up when God moves.

Scriptures mentioned: Luke 24:1-7