Resurrection is something that stretches the credulity of most people. There is so little evidence in our world today to support the possibility of resurrection. Yet, resurrection is right at the heart of Christian faith.
Perhaps there is more evidence for resurrection than we might have first considered. Not simply evidence regarding the historicity of Jesus’ resurrection - which might be considered unique. But closer indicators in our everyday experience of life that point squarely at the essential nature of the hope of resurrection.
Resurrection is inherently imprecise... precisely because we have no experience of the fullness of what it will yet mean. If we look carefully, we can see its contours shaping the last 2000 years of world history.
If we look even more closely, we might be able to discern the hope of resurrection shaping our own lives.
