Luke 7:11-17

Resurrection vs Raising

Raising from death Will die again Delivered from symptoms

Resurrection from the dead Will never die Delivered from the disease (SIN) “anastasis” (Anastasia)

The Resurrection Promise

The Resurrection Promise

A Bodily Resurrection A “spiritual” but not non-physical body, 1 Cor

15:44

The Resurrection Promise

A Bodily Resurrection A “spiritual” but not non-physical body, 1 Cor

15:44 A Final Resurrection

Our story doesn't end with heaven, Rev 20:13 Suffering ends with the resurrection, Rev 7:17

The Resurrection Promise

A Bodily Resurrection A “spiritual” but not non-physical body, 1 Cor

15:44 A Final Resurrection

Our story doesn't end with heaven, Rev 20:13 Suffering ends with the resurrection, Rev 7:17

A Resurrection in Christ We die and are risen with him, Rom 6:4

Worshipful Fear

Fear is “trembling awe.”

Worshipful Fear

Fear is “trembling awe.” Being rescued brings something between warm

fuzzies and incapacitating gratitude/worshipful reverence (AWE).

Worshipful Fear

Fear is “trembling awe.” Being rescued brings something between warm

fuzzies and incapacitating gratitude/worshipful reverence (AWE).

Need + helplessness = “grace perception”

Worshipful Fear

Fear is “trembling awe.” Being rescued brings something between warm

fuzzies and incapacitating gratitude/worshipful reverence (AWE).

Need + helplessness = “grace perception” The higher the grace perception the greater the awe.

Seeing Christ and his promises

Hope to continue on even when pressed, Rev 2:17

Seeing Christ and his promises

Hope to continue on even when pressed, Rev 2:17 Perspective to forsake sin

Seeing Christ and his promises

Hope to continue on even when pressed, Rev 2:17 Perspective to forsake sin Hope is more powerful than threats