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All too often Christians are unrecognizable from everyone else in the community they live. It's like they're hiding. Their faith may be real and they may believe some different things in their hearts...but they tend to keep it private. But that isn't God's intention. His plan is for His followers to be known and to be bold in their witness...and for them to speak truth in love.

In today’s episode, we continue our discussion on the resurrection, as we wrap up chapter 15 of Paul’s letter to the Corinthians. We also look ahead expectantly to our 5th annual Faith in Action event this weekend.

Raised from perishable to imperishable. That is the promise of the resurrection. The bodily resurrection of believers is more than just a detail to be considered. It is the clearest indicator of Jesus' final and total victory over sin and death.

Paul stressed two absolute certainties when it comes to the resurrection. First, is that Jesus has been resurrected and because of that we, as believers in Him, will one day be physically resurrected. As followers of Jesus this truth should be of significant encouragement for us and motivation as we long for the culmination of God’s plan for His Church.

In today’s episode we look closer at chapter 15 of Paul’s letter to the Corinthians with the resurrection of Jesus.

We live in a world of bold claims and extreme positions...where everyone is sure that their opinion is right and their way of seeing things is the correct way. It can sometimes be really hard to know what news is real and what news is fake - and as a result, many people have become skeptical about bold claims...and no claim is bolder than the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Paul gets into what proper procedure and order might look like. This is the nuts and bolts of using gifts within the context of corporate worship.

In today’s episode, we’re joined by special guest Pastor Bryan Lund from Harvest 365. He adds helpful insight to a follow-up conversation on understanding spiritual gifts & we discuss how our churches may look different when it comes to making space for the sign gift of tongues.

As Paul continues in his letter to the church in Corinth he specifically deals with the important gifts of tongues and prophecy. Most importantly - how they are used and what they are for.

This week, we get into 1 Corinthians 13 - "the love chapter" - which we've most likely heard at every wedding we've ever been at. And while that's great...the truth is that this text isn't meant for couples, but for the church. In the church, we are to be known for the quality of our love.