During the time of Paul's writing of 1 Corinthians (roughly 25 years after the resurrection of Jesus), there were people who denied the resurrection because it went against the prevalent understanding of the afterlife of that time. This denial of the resurrection is the same today as it was back then. Entire supposedly Christian denominations deny the physical resurrection of Jesus, teaching it like a nice story, but one that lacks historical standing. Join us as we explore the resurrection of Jesus because there is no gospel at all without the resurrection of the Son of God.
In This We Take Our Stand -PART 1: RESURRECTION
June 6, 2021 • Senior Pastor Armin Sommer • 1 Corinthians 15:1–11
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The New You- PART 4: RESURRECTION
June 27, 2021 • Senior Pastor Armin Sommer • 1 Corinthians 15:50–58
We know that if we are dead when Jesus returns, we will gain a Resurrection body made of both Spirit and Flesh. However, what happens to our body if we are alive when Jesus returns? For the final part of our Resurrection series, we will unpack what Paul says in the Bible about that in the last section of 1 Corinthians 15.
Your Body Awaits- PART 3: RESURRECTION
June 20, 2021 • Pastor Cameron Baker • 1 Corinthians 15:35–49
When we talk about the Resurrection, we have to broach the subject of death. Because without death, there is no need for resurrection. However, as Paul explains, death and resurrection are a natural part of life. Join us this week for part 3 of our series where we talk about this cycle of our life as we look to what our resurrection bodies will be like.
This Changes Everything -PART 2: RESURRECTION
June 13, 2021 • Pastor Scott McCrea • 1 Corinthians 15:12–34
Last week, began this series by focusing on the need to believe in the bodily resurrection of Christ. This week, Pastor Scott McCrea is going to break down why the Resurrection changes how we live, how we think, how we act, how we hope, our http://future..it literally changes everything.