What does "resurrection" look like when the church bells aren't ringing and the liturgy is stripped away?

In this week's Red Letter Lesson, Dwight A. Moody takes us to the shores of the Sea of Galilee. Following the crucifixion, the disciples did what many of us do when life gets overwhelming: they reverted to their "factory settings." They went back to what they knew—fishing.

But as the Gospel of John (Chapter 21) tells us, resurrection has a way of punching a hole in our explanations. From a miraculous catch of fish to a simple breakfast on the beach, Jesus reveals that resurrection power isn't just an ancient story—it’s a present-day force that disrupts the normal and offers hope when we least expect it.

In this episode, Dwight discusses:

The temptation to return to "default settings" during times of doubt.

Why modern resurrection doesn't depend on archaeological evidence, but on acts of mercy and courage.

Moving testimonies from the Artemis II moon mission and how "wonder" connects us all.

Finding "resurrection moments" in our own lives—through forgiveness, humility, and unexpected answers to prayer.

A call to be a "carrier" of hope in a world facing economic and social trouble.

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