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Jesus' disciples didn't remember his prophetic words and didn't expect his resurrection. They were skeptics who had to be convinced that he had risen from the dead. His disciples today do well to remember his prophetic words and eagerly await his return.
Luke 24:1-12
This morning, we’re studying Jesus' conversation with two disciples in Luke 24 to understand better how to place our hope in Christ alone.
Luke 24
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