Hidden Secrets in the Bible

Resurrection Sunday: From the Cross to the Throne
Lance Wallnau


This Resurrection Sunday, Lance Wallnau walked us through what Jesus accomplished from the crucifixion through the ascension, revealing that the victory of the cross extended far beyond what we often realize.


After His death, Jesus went to paradise to minister to the Old Testament saints who had been waiting for redemption. He also descended to Hades, not as a victim, but as a victor, proclaiming His triumph over the fallen angels from the days of Noah, those who had rebelled against God and acted outside His design (1 Peter 3:18, 2 Peter 2:4).


Where they acted illegally, Jesus came to the earth the right way, fully God and fully man, fulfilling God’s plan of redemption completely.


Lance then highlighted the power of the resurrection and ascension. Jesus rose in a glorified body and ascended to heaven, where He presented His blood on the mercy seat, securing eternal redemption. His finished work brought victory across every realm.


The message was a powerful reminder: Jesus didn’t just die for us, He completed a total and final victory, and we now live in what He fully accomplished.


👉 Click here to watch the full message.


By Benjamin Diaz • October 29, 2026
Como creyentes, podemos hablar de la bondad de Dios, citar las Escrituras y explicar lo que significa nacer de nuevo. Pero, al final, la mayor evidencia del poder transformador de Dios es la vida de Cristo manifestándose a través de nosotros.
By Benjamin Diaz • October 29, 2026
As believers, we can talk about the goodness of God, quote Scripture, and explain what it means to be born again. But ultimately, the greatest evidence of God’s transforming power is the life of Christ being demonstrated through us.
By Benjamin Diaz • October 18, 2026
Recordar es una decisión intencional. Es más que traer un acontecimiento a la memoria. Es volver a traer la bondad de Dios a nuestros pensamientos una y otra vez, hasta que comience a renovar nuestra manera de pensar. Este es el corazón de la meditación bíblica: llenar nuestra mente, imaginación y palabras con Su verdad.
By Benjamin Diaz • October 18, 2026
Remembering is intentional. It’s more than recalling an event. It’s bringing God’s goodness to mind again and again until it begins to renew our thinking. This is the heart of biblical meditation: filling our minds, imaginations, and words with His truth.
By Benjamin Diaz • October 4, 2026
¿Y si ese error del que tanto te arrepientes pudiera convertirse en parte de tu mayor testimonio del poder redentor de Dios? ¡Dios es un buen Redentor! Su deseo no es castigarnos por nuestros errores, sino restaurarnos, sanarnos y redimir nuestras vidas. Pero para experimentar esa redención, hay algo que se requiere de nosotros: humildad y un arrepentimiento genuino. 
By Benjamin Diaz • October 4, 2026
What if the very mistake you regret could become part of your greatest testimony of God’s redeeming power? God is a good Redeemer! He doesn’t desire to punish us for our mistakes. His heart is to restore, heal, and redeem. But experiencing that redemption requires something from us: humility and genuine repentance.
By Benjamin Diaz • September 27, 2026
El amor de Dios no es algo que tengamos que fabricar ni esforzarnos por obtener. Cuando el Espíritu Santo vino a habitar en nosotros, trajo consigo Su naturaleza. Su amor ya está presente en nosotros. Nuestra oportunidad es permitir que ese amor se haga visible en la manera en que tratamos a los demás cada día. Pablo nos dice en 1 Corintios 14:1 que procuremos el amor. Esto significa buscar intencionalmente oportunidades para permitir que el amor de Dios que está en nosotros transforme nuestras palabras, actitudes y acciones.
September 27, 2026
The love of God isn't something we have to manufacture or strive to obtain. When the Holy Spirit came to live within us, He brought His nature with Him. His love is already present within us. Our opportunity is to allow that love to become visible in the way we treat people every day. Paul tells us in 1 Corinthians 14:1 to pursue love. That means intentionally looking for opportunities to let the love of God within us shape our words, attitudes, and actions.
By Benjamin Diaz • September 20, 2026
Como creyentes, fácilmente podemos mirar nuestras limitaciones naturales y decir: “Solo soy humano”. Pero las Escrituras nos dicen que algo profundo sucedió cuando entramos en Cristo. Fuimos hechos nuevas criaturas, participantes de Su naturaleza divina, y ahora el Espíritu de Dios habita dentro de nosotros.
By Benjamin Diaz • September 20, 2026
As believers, we can easily look at our natural limitations and say, “I’m just human.” But Scripture tells us that something profound happened when we came into Christ. We became new creations, participants in His divine nature, with the Spirit of God dwelling within us.
More Posts