This Easter message centers on the most important question we can ask: Who is Jesus to us?
Drawing from C.S. Lewis’ well-known trilemma, we are reminded that Jesus does not leave room for a neutral response. He is either a liar, a lunatic, or Lord — and the reality of the resurrection calls us to decide. Using the image of The Last Supper, where every line points to Christ, we are challenged to consider whether our lives are truly centered on Him or pulled in other directions.
The message also turns the question inward, inviting us to see ourselves as Jesus does. Unlike every other path that depends on our effort to reach God, the gospel reveals a Savior who comes to us, offering grace and rest. If Jesus truly rose from the dead, then His words carry ultimate authority — and our hope is secure, now and forever.