Christian Family Church San Antonio

He was crucified. Buried. Guarded by the most elite Roman soldiers. The tomb was sealed. But on the third day… the stone was rolled away.Jesus didn’t escape the grave—He conquered it. The grave clothes lay undisturbed, the face cloth folded neatly. No sign of struggle. No stolen body. Just the undeniable truth: He is risen.Eyewitnesses saw Him. Touched Him. Spoke with Him. Over 500 at once. The same disciples who once ran in fear now boldly gave their lives for the One they saw alive again.The resurrection changes everything. Because He lives—we have hope, forgiveness, and eternal life.

In this powerful teaching, Dr. Theo Wolmarans takes us through Exodus 12 to reveal the prophetic significance of the original Passover and how it pointed directly to Jesus Christ—the eternal Lamb of God.This message goes beyond tradition and brings to life the transformational power of Easter—not about bunnies and baskets, but the Lamb who was slain to deliver us from darkness.

Being born again isn’t a physical act—it’s God’s Spirit bringing new life to our dead spirit. It’s His mark on us. His promise. His guarantee.Jesus told Nicodemus: “You must be born again.” (John 3)This new life from heaven marks us, protects us, and sets us apart.We have a responsibility to renew our minds, guard our hearts, and live in a way that honors both our conscience and His truth.Don’t let a lack of knowledge destroy you. Let truth renew you.You’ve been sealed. You’ve been claimed. You belong to Him.

Discipleship isn’t just about attending church—it’s about becoming students of spiritual growth.Jesus’ last words in Matthew 28 weren’t a suggestion, they were a mission: “Go and make disciples of all nations.”We’re not called to just be fruitful for ourselves—but to multiply, to disciple, to pour into others. Because fruit isn’t just what we say—it’s what others experience from us.We need to ask ourselves:What is my life producing?Who am I discipling?Let’s stop settling for surface-level faith. Let’s grow. Let’s bear fruit. Let’s multiply!

We are supernaturally empowered by the Spirit of the Lord, receiving power not just for ourselves but to be His witnesses to the world.

The Holy Spirit is near us, designed for close communion, teaching, and guiding us in truth. We are led by the Spirit, not by fear, because God has given us a spirit of power, love, and self-discipline.

As Christ’s ambassadors, we carry the message of reconciliation, calling others to come back to God.

Let’s walk in boldness, peace, and faith, fully empowered by the Holy Spirit!

We’re not meant to do life alone. Studies even show that being part of a local church leads to greater joy, health, and purpose. But beyond research, we know this truth: Jesus is building His church, and nothing can stop it!

If you’re looking for a place to belong, commit to a church. Get planted. Be all in. Join a small group, serve on a team, grow in God’s Word. Because when we’re rooted in His house, we don’t just survive—we thrive!

This is more than a suggestion—it’s a divine mandate. As followers of Christ, we are called to grow in our faith and help others do the same. Discipleship isn’t just about attending church; it’s about building strong, godly relationships, living in community, and strengthening our walk with Jesus.In a world where loneliness is at an all-time high - we need real, meaningful relationships more than ever. Choosing the right relationships, nurturing them, and surrounding ourselves with people who push us closer to God is essential.Let’s be intentional about discipleship—learning, teaching, and living out the love of Christ in everything we do!

Walking in the light means staying in fellowship with God and obeying His Word. When we do this, the blood of Jesus cleanses us—even from sins we aren’t aware of. But if we knowingly sin, we must confess and seek forgiveness.Salvation is by grace, not by our own efforts. The same grace that saved us also keeps us. Jesus didn’t die so we could live in sin but so we could walk in His righteousness.Let’s stand firm in His grace and live in His strength. By grace, we can live holy!

Can a Christian Lose Their Salvation?Many believers wrestle with this question, often seeing only part of the picture. But scripture is clear—while we are saved by faith in Christ, turning away from God and choosing a life of sin has serious consequences.The law reveals our sin, but it doesn’t save us—only Jesus can. True faith leads to a transformed life, not a return to sin.Don’t let doubt or confusion keep you from the truth. Dive into God’s Word and know where you stand!

Success is not simply handed to us; it requires faith, dedication, and perseverance. The key to unlocking God’s provision lies in three fundamental principles:1️⃣ God is our Source – True provision does not come from people, jobs, or circumstances. While these may be instruments, God alone is the ultimate source of our needs.2️⃣ The Power of a Seed – Every breakthrough begins with a step of faith. If we have a need, we must plant a seed. Scripture teaches that sowing and reaping is a divine law—what we give, we will receive.3️⃣ Expect a Miracle – Faith is not just believing in God’s ability but expecting His provision. When we act in obedience, even when it doesn’t make sense, God moves in miraculous ways.Pastor Beverley Wolmarans teaches us that when we trust God, give generously, and stay steadfast, He leads us to greater purpose, blessing, and impact!