Explore the profound implications of Jesus' resurrection, including victory over sin and death, cancellation of humanity's debt, and access to immeasurable power for believers. Discover how belief in the resurrection transforms lives, overcomes fear, and offers hope, forgiveness, and protection.
The resurrection affirmed Jesus as the Son of God in power, shifting his status and function.
Jesus' victory over death showcased God's power over the grip of death itself.
Deep dives
Jesus Declared Son of God in Power through Resurrection
The resurrection of Jesus declared him to be the Son of God in power, not implying a change in essence but a shift in status and function. Just as in movies where characters assume their rightful roles, Jesus, already divine, was affirmed through his resurrection to a new status and function.
Jesus Overpowering Death Through His Resurrection
By overpowering death, Jesus demonstrated his righteousness and power, triumphing over death itself. Unlike others, Jesus didn't just evade death momentarily; he broke its grip entirely, claiming victory over the ultimate adversary. His resurrection showcased God's power over the grip of death.
Jesus Stands Outside Dominion of Sin and Death
The resurrection positioned Jesus permanently outside the dominion of sin and death, setting him free from their oppressive reign. His triumph over sin and death changed the course of humanity, offering a new beginning free from their control. Jesus' resurrection marked a decisive victory over the powers of sin and death.
Implications of Jesus' Resurrection: Forever Standing in Glory
Jesus' resurrection solidified his standing in glory, opening the way for believers to share in his victory. Through the lens of the resurrection, Jesus is portrayed as the ultimate ruler and sustainer of all creation, offering a new beginning and preeminence over all things.
Join us this week as Pastor Ben breaks down part one of 50 implications of the resurrection. He takes us through the promises we are given in Scripture that we can hold on to because death could not hold Jesus in the grave. The resurrection changes everything.