After Easter: How Christ's Resurrection Changed Everything

by Jeremy Royal Howard, Doug Powell

After Easter provides a brief case for the historical reality of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, followed by seven chapters describing the impact of His rising from the dead. The full Gospel of John is also included, making this the perfect leave-behind tool for personal evangelism. After Easter, everything changed. 


Contents
           Chapter 1: Before Easter . . . The Reign of Death
·         Chapter 2: Easter Sunday . . . The Son Rises
·         Chapter 3: After Easter . . . Death is Defeated
·         Chapter 4: After Easter . . . Salvation through Faith
·         Chapter 5: After Easter . . . The Church is Born
·         Chapter 6: After Easter . . . Mission to the World
·         Chapter 7: After Easter . . . Eternal Destinies
·         The Gospel of John 

92 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 2016

Reviews

[Naomi]

I have so much trouble reading books like this for some reason, but I keep trying. This one was short and made me think a lot, and be so thankful all over again, all day long every day, for Jesus and what he did on the cross for us all, but also what He did AFTER Easter. I have especially been pondering the verses, which I'd read before, all of them, but how God helped me further understand them in the context of this book and via questions that would be asked at the end of each chapter. They put them there to make you think, and that works. ...how we won't remember this, all things pass away, and He creates the new creation, for example, got me thinking; and also, hell, not separate from God (makes sense because I never could make sense of that Psalm where 'if I go down to [hell] you will be there,' that part, but yeah, the last chapter, it totally makes sense. And no, salvation is not works, but yes, it is. It's what Jesus did. It made hell make more sense, why it exists, et cetera. Yes, still pondering. My dad got me this book when I had questions about what happened after the resurrection. Thanks, Dad!

[E.J.]

Some things were great to read; others were doctrinally unsound. Possible review to come.

[Emily K]

Would be great to handout to nonbelievers or new believers. It is short and well written. Also contains the Gospel of John in the back.