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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2016 · 1H

Where is Jesus Christ Today?

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Episode 51: Where is Jesus Christ Today? Additional Sharing on I Thessalonians 5:1 – 3 Dan Mohler Sharing on Identification The past couple weeks on The Solution Radio Show we looked at the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. Today we answer the question – Where is Jesus Christ today? We know that almost 2000 years ago Jesus Christ was crucified and in his obedience all the way to death he redeemed mankind from eternal separation from God. Then 3 days later he was raised from the dead by God his Father. Jesus Christ is the only man ever in the history of all mankind that has been raised from the dead and is eternally alive seated at God’s right hand. There is a short sharing on a section of scripture that I read a couple weeks ago. Since that time it has been on my heart and mind almost daily. The verses are I Thessalonians 5:1 – 3. In these verses I see the tremendous need for God’s people to share the good news of Jesus Christ to a perishing world. I trust these verses will touch your heart as they did mine. Also there is an awesome 10 minute sharing by Dan Mohler on our identity in Christ. Music is provided by for King and Country, Casting Crowns, Lisa Tracy and John Kano.

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