New Creation: From Genesis to Revelation

This chapter explores the concept of new creation and its connection to the resurrection. It discusses the significance of Easter starting from Genesis, the representation of image-bearing creatures, and the parallels between Genesis and Revelation. The chapter also emphasizes the concept of renewal in the book of Revelation and the importance of the resurrection in Christian faith.

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Discover how the resurrection of Jesus launches the New Creation project and what it means for us to live as New Creation people now. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford conclude their Revelation series by connecting Genesis, Revelation, and Paul's teachings to explore how we can embody New Creation realities and witness to its transformative power in our daily lives.

Key Takeaways:

• Understanding New Creation – How Jesus's resurrection initiated the New Creation and redefines our identity and mission.

• Genesis and Revelation Parallels – Exploring the connections between the Creation and New Creation narratives to grasp God's overarching plan.

• Living as New Creation People Now – Practical ways to embody New Creation values and ethics in the present age.

• Paul's Teachings on Resurrection – Unpacking 1 Corinthians 15 and 2 Corinthians 5:17 to understand the implications of resurrection for New Creation.

• Clarifying Pastoral Expectations – Discussing the importance of defining pastoral roles to foster healthier church communities.

Resources Mentioned:

• 1 Corinthians 15 – [Link]

• 2 Corinthians 5:17 – [Link]

• Gordon Fee's Writings on the Holy Spirit – [Link]

• Onsite Workshops – onsiteworkshops.com

• Craig Keener – Insights into Pentecostal scholarship

• Upcoming Conversation with Nije Gupta – Author of "Tell Her Story" and "A Peculiar People"

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