Summary
This sermon explores the profound significance of Easter, especially during a time of collective crisis, emphasizing that God is for us and with us in our suffering. It references Christ's incarnation and sacrifice, drawing parallels to Dorothy Sayers' writings and Romans 8, to argue that Easter's true meaning lies in God's intervention to address our deepest internal problem: sin. The takeaway is that Easter offers a hopeful, present reality, not just a future event, providing the ultimate solution that addresses our core human condition.