Pastor Travis opened Resurrection Sunday with a powerful declaration that the empty tomb is proof God still does miracles today. He shared that the sermon's theme, 'He's Got My Miracle,' came from a song God gave him, which was released in just three days as a testament to God's timing. The pastor testified to his own desperate need for a miracle three years prior when he suffered a severe stroke that doctors said would cause irreversible damage. He credited his wife's faith and God's power for his complete healing, standing as a living example that God reverses the irreversible. The core message was that many people ask God 'how' or 'who' will fix their situation, but the wrong question, just like the women at the tomb who worried about the stone. The right posture is to trust that God has already rolled the stone away and conquered the problem. The sermon outlined a four-part faith response: recognizing that having the miracle is God's part, holding faith as our part, believing God can do all things, and therefore living without fear. The call was to stop stressing over problems God has already solved and to walk in the freedom and hope of the resurrection.