(Sermon begins at 36:20) 2 Corinthians 5:14-21; Revelation 21:1-5 This Easter, probably more than any other in our lifetime, we realize our need and desire for hope. We can’t wait for the coronavirus crisis to end, and we long for things to go back to “normal.” But God wants us to have more than what we normally want or do. He wants us to want greater things – He wants us to be made totally new. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is our hope for new life now and forever. Because Jesus is alive, He promises to make All Things New! This includes all of us. He offers us an all new life and an all new hope for today, tomorrow, and forever.