SERMON MANUSCRIPT I want us to look together at Luke’s account of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It’s found in Luke 24. If you
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The Gospel writer, Luke, concludes his account of the discovery of Jesus’s empty tomb with these words: “Peter got up and ran to the
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Every year we have a Good Friday service and another on Easter Sunday, and, as expected, we talk about Christ’s death and resurrection. But
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As one might expect, this past Sunday at Oakridge Bible Chapel, we spent some time looking at the resurrection, looking specifically at 1 Corinthians
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The final verse of the fifteenth chapter of Paul’s first letter to the church in Corinth invites and implores believers in Jesus Christ to
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As we enter into a week of remembrance and celebration for Christians around the globe, we want to do our best to ensure we
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They say “seeing is believing”. While human beings have always sought to understand and explain things that are confusing to them, now, more than
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This week Andrew and Josiah come together to (lovingly) talk behind Dr. Jim’s back about his Easter sermon, the centrality of Jesus’ resurrection to
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It is impossible to overstate the importance of the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ to the Christian faith. Here are four (or many) reasons
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