"Deaf Ministry in Rural Honduras"

Jessie’s teammate waves at the young man who looks surprised that people want to see him. The teammate points to his own ears and mouth, shaking his head, and then points at the man. The woman’s son looks amazed, mouth agape and wide-eyed.

"The shocking truth is our first response to the resurrection is usually not hope.

It's disbelief at what's going on. More often, it is confusion or doubt or fear." 

Bob Lehman, Mission Door's minister at large, considers the different reactions Mary and the disciples had to the empty tomb and how they often mirror our own. Watch Bob share how we could see the resurrection in our own lives, or read his blog

The third day is when prisoners are set free, when harem girls like Esther confront a powerful king and save her people. The third day is when the drowning are returned to dry land and when stones are rolled away. The third day is the day a crucified carpenter and teacher rose from the grave. No matter how dark it may seem, you never know what is going to happen because God is the God of the third day."