The Seed of the Church is the Blood of the Martyrs. How does one deter a fanatic group of converts who don't fear death? Life under consideration of the coming resurrection changes every level of the believer's perspective (1st Corinthians 15:29-34).

Among the many questions raised regarding the Holy Week events, one question is often overlooked -- Why did Jesus resurrect? We understand the meaning and need for the Cross, but we may fail to recognize the paramount significance of the Resurrection. On this Easter Sunday, we see why Jesus is the First Fruits of the Resurrection. (1st Corinthians 15:20-28)

Among the many questions raised regarding the Holy Week events, one question is often overlooked -- Why did Jesus resurrect? We understand the meaning and need for the Cross, but we may fail to recognize the paramount significance of the Resurrection. On this Easter Sunday, we see why Jesus is the First Fruits of the Resurrection. (1st Corinthians 15:20-28)

Paul continues his dissertation on the importance of the Resurrection of Jesus. In this passage, the message is that all Christianity is founded upon Jesus' ability to overcome the grave. (1 Corinthians 15:12-20)

As we close the book of Genesis, we find that the book was not about Joseph, neither was it about Jacob, and not even about Judah. We see that the book of Genesis is ultimately a prequel. It is a book that not only looks forward to the book of Exodus, but is even more so looking forward to a coming everlasting King who will bless the entire world in His majesty.

Paul continues his dissertation on the importance of the Resurrection of Jesus. In this passage, the message is that all Christianity is founded upon Jesus' ability to overcome the grave. (1 Corinthians 15:12-20)

As we close the book of Genesis, we find that the book was not about Joseph, neither was it about Jacob, and not even about Judah. We see that the book of Genesis is ultimately a prequel. It is a book that not only looks forward to the book of Exodus, but is even more so looking forward to a coming everlasting King who will bless the entire world in His majesty.

Paul reminds the Corinthian church not to forsake the resurrection of Jesus and also not to doubt it. The exhortation to the Corinthians still rings true today, our hope is placed in the miracle of Jesus' life after death. 1 Corinthians 15:1-11

In the second year of the famine, Jacob sends his sons to the land of Egypt, where it is rumored that there are storehouses of grain. Unbeknownst to ten sons of Jacob, they are seeking grain from the very brother they had sold into slavery thirteen years before. Joseph strategically tries his brothers' characters to see whether they remain as treacherous as they once were.

In the second year of the famine, Jacob sends his sons to the land of Egypt, where it is rumored that there are storehouses of grain. Unbeknownst to ten sons of Jacob, they are seeking grain from the very brother they had sold into slavery thirteen years before. Joseph strategically tries his brothers' characters to see whether they remain as treacherous as they once were.