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The religious leaders just heard the news — Jesus is risen. So they bribe the guards, spread a lie, and use every political connection they have to bury it.

None of it works.

In this episode we’re in Matthew 28:11–15 looking at three ways people try to move God — bribery, dishonesty, and policy — and why every single one fails. Because you cannot stop what God has already done.

If God is immovable, then in Christ, neither are you.

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The religious leaders just heard the news — Jesus is risen. So they bribe the guards, spread a lie, and use every political connection they have to bury it.

None of it works.

In this episode we’re in Matthew 28:11–15 looking at three ways people try to move God — bribery, dishonesty, and policy — and why every single one fails. Because you cannot stop what God has already done.

If God is immovable, then in Christ, neither are you.

FREE EPISODE STUDY GUIDE: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qZLhLS1UDeuIDtlhr-AG36UQa9YGmgKt/view?usp=share_link

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The tomb is empty. That changes everything.

On the first Easter morning, two women showed up looking for a funeral — and got invited to a party. In this message from Matthew 28:1-10, we unpack three things the empty tomb means for your life today: you’re invited (not out of obligation, but love), God doesn’t just intervene — He gets involved, and His love for you is invincible.

If the tomb lacks a body, you lack nothing.

📖 Text: Matthew 28:1–10 🎙️ Amen Podcast — expository preaching through the Gospel of Matthew

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The tomb is empty. That changes everything.

On the first Easter morning, two women showed up looking for a funeral — and got invited to a party. In this message from Matthew 28:1-10, we unpack three things the empty tomb means for your life today: you’re invited (not out of obligation, but love), God doesn’t just intervene — He gets involved, and His love for you is invincible.

If the tomb lacks a body, you lack nothing.

📖 Text: Matthew 28:1–10 🎙️ Amen Podcast — expository preaching through the Gospel of Matthew

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The tomb is empty. That changes everything.

On the first Easter morning, two women showed up looking for a funeral — and got invited to a party. In this message from Matthew 28:1-10, we unpack three things the empty tomb means for your life today: you're invited (not out of obligation, but love), God doesn't just intervene — He gets involved, and His love for you is invincible.

If the tomb lacks a body, you lack nothing.

📖 Text: Matthew 28:1–10🎙️ Amen Podcast — expository preaching through the Gospel of Matthew

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MATTHEW 27:62-66

MATTHEW 27:62-66

The Sovereignty of God in Your Ordinary Obedience

Joseph of Arimathea didn't know his actions were fulfilling prophecy. He was just being faithful. That's what full devotion to Christ actually looks like. // Matthew 27:57-61

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What does real devotion to Jesus look like — not in theory, but in real life?

In this episode, Alex walks through Matthew 27:57-61 and shows us three pictures of devotion from one of the most overlooked passages in the crucifixion story. Joseph of Arimathea, Nicodemus, and the two Marys weren't doing anything spectacular. They were just doing what was right in front of them — and God was working through all of it in ways they couldn't see.

If you've ever felt like your faithfulness doesn't matter because it's not big or bold or public, this one is for you.

In this episode:

• Why Joseph risked everything to ask Pilate for Jesus's body
• What the myrrh reveals about following Jesus in the mundane
• Why sitting outside a tomb is one of the most powerful acts of devotion in Scripture
• How to follow Jesus even when you can't see where He's leading

📖 Passage: Matthew 27:57–61 (ESV)

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In this episode, Alex walks through Matthew 27:57-61 and shows us three pictures of devotion from one of the most overlooked passages in the crucifixion story. Joseph of Arimathea, Nicodemus, and the two Marys weren’t doing anything spectacular. They were just doing what was right in front of them — and God was working through all of it in ways they couldn’t see.

If you’ve ever felt like your faithfulness doesn’t matter because it’s not big or bold or public, this one is for you.

In this episode:

* Why Joseph risked everything to ask Pilate for Jesus’s body

* What the myrrh reveals about following Jesus in the mundane

* Why sitting outside a tomb is one of the most powerful acts of devotion in Scripture

* How to follow Jesus even when you can’t see where He’s leading

📖 Passage: Matthew 27:57–61 (ESV)

🎙️ Listen to Amen Podcast everywhere you get your podcasts 🌐 amenpodcast.com 💛 Support us on Venmo: @amenpodcast | Cash App: $amenalex 📲 Follow us on Instagram for daily content

If this blessed you, share it with a friend who needs to hear it. And leave us a rating and review — it helps us reach more people.

Until then, go out and be the church. 🙏