Most of us were taught that faith begins with saying the right words. But what if that was never the whole story?

This Easter, pastor Steve Ingold looks at one of the most common phrases in Christian culture, "Pray the Sinner's Prayer," and asks a simple but challenging question: did Jesus ever actually say that?

Through the story of Mary Magdalene at the tomb in John 20, we discover that what Jesus says and does after the resurrection has nothing to do with a script or a formula. It's personal. It's relational. And it asks a lot more of us than a single prayer.

Whether you grew up in church, walked away from faith, or are exploring it for the first time, this message is worth your time.

In this message:

Why reducing faith to a moment can leave people feeling stuck
What Jesus actually says to Mary at the tomb, and why it changes everything
The difference between a finish line and a starting line
What resurrection life looks like in practice, not just in belief