According to the Scriptures on Oneplace.com

You picked a good day to join us, as we’re about to share a special Easter message from pastor Damian Kyle. Maybe like King Solomon you’ve been searching for meaning and purpose in life? But you’re empty and frustrated, wondering, “There’s gotta be something more to life than what I’ve experienced!” As we open our Bibles to Ecclesiastes we’ll focus on something Solomon gave great attention to, and that’s death! And pastor Damian will show us how the sting of death has been removed by Christ.

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A good number of people today have a fear of dying, and for some it’s a full-blown phobia affecting their daily life. But the Christian doesn’t need to fear death, because it’s been swallowed up in victory. Jesus defeated this great enemy of mankind at the cross, and through faith in Him we can have eternal life. That comes to our attention in First Corinthians fifteen, which is where we’ll camp out today on According to the Scriptures.

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If you watch television, you’ve no doubt seen the infiltration of reality shows over the last few years. In addition to the singing contests, the survival tests, and the whodunits, there is an incredible amount of makeover shows. Everything from full body makeovers to drastic home remodels. Today on According to the Scriptures we’ll unveil the ultimate makeover -- our future heavenly bodies.

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Do a little channel surfing on TV and it becomes clear that makeovers are quite the thing these days. Whether it’s a home, a person, or a car, everyone loves a good makeover. Here on According to the Scriptures we’ll take a look at First Corinthians fifteen and catch a glimpse of our future heavenly bodies the ultimate makeover!

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In 1 Corinthians chapter fifteen the focus is the resurrection. Apparently people were coming into the church at Corinth teaching there was no resurrection. And since they were buying into it that was having disastrous consequences. Pastor Damian Kyle says denying the resurrection has spiritual, moral and physical consequences even still today.

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Imagine how you’d react if you saw someone in the night walking on water in the middle of a storm! Think you’d be terrified? Me too! That was the reality for the disciples, as we’ll discover today on According to the Scriptures. They were in the middle of a great storm, when all of a sudden Jesus came to them walking on water with a powerful message! As we turn to John chapter six, pastor Damian Kyle offers several important observations and lessons concerning storms and trials, that will serve to help us maintain the right perspective.

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When you really stop to think about it our beliefs have consequences… both good and bad. If you believe eating a poor diet and never exercising is the way to go, you’ll probably experience some consequences for that later on down the road. Today on According to the Scriptures we’ll consider both the spiritual and practical consequences of the denial of the resurrection.

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Christianity, as a whole, hangs on one important event: The Resurrection of Christ. Without the Resurrection, every claim that Jesus ever made is immediately called into question. The Good News is: it’s true. The Resurrection actually happened! And here’s something else to consider- Our resurrection is as sure as Jesus’ resurrection! And we’re going to look into this on According to the Scriptures.

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What if Jesus died and remained in the grave? We’re going to thoughtfully consider that question today on According to the Scriptures! We continue looking at the resurrection and what it means to us as Christians. In First Corinthians fifteen verses 12-23 we’ll discover if there’s no resurrection our faith is empty and our preaching is also empty. In fact - if there’s no resurrection we are liars still in our sins with no hope! Talk about some serious ramifications.

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There’s no more important message than the gospel of Jesus Christ. And there’s nothing more important to proclaim! That’s a bold claim but it’s the truth. Too often we can become so focused on this life and the temporal things of this life that we miss what’s most important. Today on According to the Scriptures we’ll take a look at this gospel that is of first importance.

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