DAY THREE - RESURRECTION SUNDAY (3 OF 3)
by Mike Stone
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:3-25
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Day Three - Resurrection Sunday (3 of 3)
Series: Three Days That Changed the World
Mike Stone
1 Corinthians 15:3-25
Part Three in the Easter series ''Three Days that Changed the World.''
Today's lesson is the third and final sermon in a brief series of messages looking at the death, burial, and resurrection of the Lord Jesus. We have examined 3 important days that are indeed ''Three Days that Changed the World.''
We have talked about Good Friday and Silent Saturday. Today, we get to look at the greatest day in the history of the world. Commonly called, ''Easter,'' I'm calling it, ''Resurrection Sunday.'' That glorious day is described both historically and theologically here in 1 Corinthians 15:3-25.
I heard about a man who accidentally ran over the Easter Bunny and killed him. A lady stopped to help. She sprayed a can all over the Easter Bunny. The rabbit got up and hopped 5 feet, turned to wave, hopped 5 more feet, turned to wave, hopped five more feet, turned to wave, and repeated this until he was out of sight. The can said, ''Restore life to dead hair. Adds permanent wave.''
For a lot of people, their understanding of Resurrection Sunday hardly goes beyond Peter Cottontail, colored eggs, and chocolate bunnies. But Paul wants us to know that the real story of the empty tomb involves a lot more than marshmallow Peeps, plastic grass, and a new outfit.
The resurrection is the centerpiece of our faith. A risen Savior is the thing that separates Christianity from all other religions.
Abraham is founder of Judaism... He died and was buried.
Buddha is the key figure of Buddhism but he is dead.
Mohammed is the key figure of Islam but he is dead.
Confucius is the key figure of Confucianism but he is dead.
Joseph Smith is the key figure of Mormonism but he is dead.
Hinduism has no single founder but each of its prominent leaders have died and every one of them stayed physically dead. Only Biblical Christianity claims to have a leader that ...
Series: Three Days That Changed the World
Mike Stone
1 Corinthians 15:3-25
Part Three in the Easter series ''Three Days that Changed the World.''
Today's lesson is the third and final sermon in a brief series of messages looking at the death, burial, and resurrection of the Lord Jesus. We have examined 3 important days that are indeed ''Three Days that Changed the World.''
We have talked about Good Friday and Silent Saturday. Today, we get to look at the greatest day in the history of the world. Commonly called, ''Easter,'' I'm calling it, ''Resurrection Sunday.'' That glorious day is described both historically and theologically here in 1 Corinthians 15:3-25.
I heard about a man who accidentally ran over the Easter Bunny and killed him. A lady stopped to help. She sprayed a can all over the Easter Bunny. The rabbit got up and hopped 5 feet, turned to wave, hopped 5 more feet, turned to wave, hopped five more feet, turned to wave, and repeated this until he was out of sight. The can said, ''Restore life to dead hair. Adds permanent wave.''
For a lot of people, their understanding of Resurrection Sunday hardly goes beyond Peter Cottontail, colored eggs, and chocolate bunnies. But Paul wants us to know that the real story of the empty tomb involves a lot more than marshmallow Peeps, plastic grass, and a new outfit.
The resurrection is the centerpiece of our faith. A risen Savior is the thing that separates Christianity from all other religions.
Abraham is founder of Judaism... He died and was buried.
Buddha is the key figure of Buddhism but he is dead.
Mohammed is the key figure of Islam but he is dead.
Confucius is the key figure of Confucianism but he is dead.
Joseph Smith is the key figure of Mormonism but he is dead.
Hinduism has no single founder but each of its prominent leaders have died and every one of them stayed physically dead. Only Biblical Christianity claims to have a leader that ...
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