Peace in the Middle of It
What does resurrection look like when life still feels uncertain?
In this first Sunday after Easter, we move from celebrating the empty tomb to living in its reality. Drawing from John 20, we find the disciples behind locked doors—afraid, uncertain, and unsure of what comes next. And it is there, in the middle of that uncertainty, that Christ appears and speaks a simple, powerful word:
“Peace be with you.”
This message explores what it means to live resurrection not as a distant event, but as a present reality—one that meets us not after everything is resolved, but right in the middle of it.
• Peace that comes before understanding
• Presence that meets us behind locked doors
• Faith that grows in the midst of uncertainty
As we continue into this Easter season, we begin to ask: what does it mean not just to witness resurrection—but to live it?
🕊 Worship includes:
• Scripture, prayer, and proclamation
• Congregational hymnody and reflection
• A message grounded in peace, presence, and resurrection life
📍 Roberts Congregational United Church of Christ
Roberts, Wisconsin
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www.robertsucc.org
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Grace and peace to you.
LINK to Worship Service: https://youtu.be/hpgK665vdaQ
