#166 Resurrection Misinformation KINGDOM101 30 July 2026 by Henson Lim

Matthew 28:1-10 is about a “no body” event, discovered by nobodies, to be shared with nobodies. Yes, the resurrection of Jesus, the biggest deal of our Christian faith. And who did God choose to reveal to first? Nobodies. In this teaching, Henson shares 7 points to encourage nobodies.

In Matthew 27:62-66, the religious leaders sought to deny the disciples any opportunity of stealing Jesus’ body so as to spread the ridiculous idea that He is alive. Surely, their idea of implementing maximum security at the tomb would work. They had no idea.

What is the biggest decision to be made? It’s that decision to openly declare your relationship with Jesus. One that will change the entire trajectory of your life. In Matthew 27:57-60, one man made this extremely critical decision. Be inspired by Joseph of Arimathea and learn five discipleship lessons from his grave decision.

“Why, God?! Why, Lord, why?” Mostly likely, you have asked this before. And probably felt bad about questioning God. What if I told you it’s biblical. Yes. Jesus also cried, “Why?!” And we can too. Learn why and how from this teaching of Matthew 27:45-56.

Shame is something many experience but few talk about. Because shame is shameful. In Matthew 27:32-44, Jesus is crucified on the cross. If anyone understands the suffering and sorrow of shame, He does. And He took every shame upon Himself so you don’t have to remain in yours.

In Matthew 27:27-31, Jesus was mocked and made fun of. This can happen to us too. As Christians, we will be mocked for our faith by the world. Even on kingdom assignments, we may even be questioned or ridiculed by some in the church. How do we manage mockers and scoffers that we are not discouraged, distracted or derailed?

When products or services are put on trial, it’s called a pilot project. In Matthew 27:11-26, Jesus was put on trial before Pilate – a ‘Pilate’ Project, a test case of how the kingdom works, what it is about. Or as we shall learn from Jesus, what it is NOT about. Great applications for our kingdom assignments.

Regrets we all have. Some smaller. Some bigger. Others major. Like Judas, in Matthew 27:1-10. It began with regret but ended tragically. Thankfully, there is a better way. We can learn how to deal with regret by knowing what regrets beget.

Mountain top experiences are great. But what happens when you hit rock bottom? Like Peter in Matthew 26:69-75 after he denied Jesus three times. Are there lessons we can learn from Peter’s lowest point? Henson draws from Peter’s rock bottom experience and shares implications for all disciples of Jesus Christ.

Truth on trial. That’s what Matthew 26:57-68 is about. Will the Truth stand against all that is false? In the midst of gross darkness, will the Light still shine? When the Lamb is put on the stand? Learning from Jesus, Henson shares a few truths about truth and three points for application.