Cock-a-Doodle-Do

This Easter sermon uses the metaphor of a rooster's crow to symbolize the awakening of faith and courage in the disciples after Jesus' resurrection. It contrasts Peter's denial before the crucifixion with his bold proclamation after encountering the risen Christ. The sermon emphasizes that while the world may not have changed outwardly on Easter morning, the resurrection fundamentally transformed the hearts and minds of believers, empowering them to live out Christ's love and mercy fearlessly.