This Easter, Pastor Angelo invites us to see the resurrection not just as a moment of celebration, but as a moment of realization. In Matthew 28, the first witnesses arrive at the tomb carrying grief, fear, and uncertainty—and yet they encounter the risen Christ already ahead of them. This message holds space for both loss and hope, reminding us that while loss is real, it is not final. Because Jesus is alive, fear no longer has the final word, and we are invited to follow him from death into life.