Answering The Resurrection Question

The resurrection of Jesus Christ isn't just a historical event to celebrate, it is the bedrock truth that defines our present purpose and future hope.In this Easter sermon on 1 Corinthians 15:1–28, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon tackles "the resurrection question" by examining both sides of the coin: what it means if Christ was not raised, and the life-changing implications of the fact that He was. Pastor Neil breaks down the personal consequences of unbelief versus the grounding, peace-giving reality of belief in a risen Savior who orchestrates history, defeats death, and promises eternal life.In this episode, we cover:Answering the Resurrection Question: Exploring the logical implications of both doubting and trusting the resurrection.The Consequences of Unbelief: Why denying the resurrection leaves us trapped in sin, without ultimate hope, and pitied above all people.The Consequences of Belief: Understanding Christ as the "firstfruits" and the promise of both spiritual and physical resurrection.Universal Representation: How we are born in Adam's fallen nature and how we are made alive through Christ.Order and the End: How knowing God holds the future shapes our current priorities, invites personal change, and grants deep peace.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube