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Biblical Theology, Episode 11
In today’s episode, we’re continuing our biblical theology series with a conversation with Abi Byrd about life, death, and resurrection. This episode is rich with gospel truths, and it is also incredibly practical. We journey all through Scripture, and we talk about ways the resurrection actually impacts our day-to-day lives. We hope this conversation prompts you to glory in the joy of the gospel and to hope firmly in Christ’s resurrection and the promise of the coming resurrection.
05:40 — Why the Resurrection Matters
10:55 — The Life We Were Made For
13:40 — The Fall and the Reality of Death
21:25 — Jesus Is the Resurrection and the Life
28:50 — Living in Light of the Resurrection
42:40 — Looking Forward to the Future Resurrection
50:10 — Holding Out True Hope to One Another
FULL SHOW NOTES
journeywomen.org/episode/resurrection-hope
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
In what ways do you experience the results of the fall in your everyday life?
Christ has completely changed how we, as Christians, now think about death. How does how Scripture speaks about death impact you?
How does thinking about your future resurrection and Christ’s return change how you go about your days now?
What sections of Scripture get you most excited about the resurrection? Consider memorizing one of those passages this week.
What might you do or implement based on what you learned in this week’s episode?
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