Easter sermons are a common part of the Easter Sunday holiday celebrations. Sermons for Easter offer chances for religious leaders to offer inspirational words of wisdom to congregations. This page contains links to, and information about, Easter sermons, prayers and devotionals.

Themes for Easter sermons may take the tone of rebirth and hope, as the Easter holiday marks the Resurrection of Jesus for Christians. Some Easter sermons may address issues of faith and belief, referencing Christ's rising from the dead after three days. Issues of life and death and life after death are common themes. The issue of secular man's belief in miracles may be included in an Easter sermon. Biblical passages will often be cited to back up ideas presented in Easter sermons.http://www.keepbelieving.com/sermon/1990-04-15-Easter-And-The-Secular-Mind/ http://www.keepbelieving.com/sermon/1997-03-23-The-Supreme-Question-of-Easter/ http://www.calvin.edu/library/database/crcpi/fulltext/csf/spring2002.pdf#page=9

Easter sermons are commonly delivered at churches but they can also be heard in smaller prayer gatherings in the days leading up to Easter, including on Good Friday and during Lent - two religious holidays which precede the Easter holiday.

What are the qualities of a good Easter sermon that will inspire members of a congregation? According to the Reverend Duane Kelderman, who regularly leads preaching workshops for other religious leaders, the key is effective communication of an idea. How the sermon is delivered is also important - is it clear and easy to understand? If so, Kelderman says, the congregation members are far more likely to grasp the ideas presented and remember them. In turn, they may be more motivated to grow in their faith.http://www.calvin.edu/library/database/crcpi/fulltext/csf/spring2002.pdf#page=9