Since Jesus bought our bodies with the price of His death on the cross, we must accept God's calling for our bodies.-1. God's gospel calling for your body - marriage. -v.1-7, 10-11--2. God's gospel calling for your body - singleness. -v.6-9--3. God's gospel calling for your whole lifetime - with changes. In redemption, your body tracks along the unique avenue that the Lord has sovereignly designed for you- -v.12-24--How do we adjust our thinking to God's plan for our bodies---What will be one of the signs of apostasy-- 1 Timothy 4-3-How must everyone view marriage-- Heb. 13-4-What is one basic guiding truth-- Genesis 2-18

Since Jesus bought our bodies with the price of His death on the cross, we must accept God's calling for our bodies.1. God's gospel calling for your body - marriage. (v.1-7, 10-11)2. God's gospel calling for your body - singleness. (v.6-9)3. God's gospel calling for your whole lifetime – with changes. In redemption, your body tracks along the unique avenue that the Lord has sovereignly designed for you! (v.12-24)How do we adjust our thinking to God's plan for our bodies?What will be one of the signs of apostasy? 1 Timothy 4:3How must everyone view marriage? Heb. 13:4What is one basic guiding truth? Genesis 2:18

The works that Jesus does in the Father's name testify to who Jesus is.1. The Displacement of the True Temple 2. The Success of the True Temple

The answer to how the bodily resurrection of the dead is possible is The Resurrection Giver.-1. Notice God's patterns of botanical life out of death, and types of terrestrial bodies and celestial glories. -v.35-41--2. Understand the radical differences between the risen body and its earthly counterpart. -v.42-44a--3. Consider how Christ will bridge the earthly and the heavenly. -v.44b-49--Why do people hesitate at the idea of the dead being raised---Who will transform our bodies to be like Jesus' body-- Phil 3-20-21-What did Jesus say about Himself-- What verb tense-- John 11-25-How does the Bible describe our inheritance-- 1 Peter 1-4

The fact of the resurrection of Christ, guarantees our resurrection.-1. The aftereffect IF Christ HAD NOT risen. -v.12-19--2. The aftereffect that Christ did rise. -v.20-28--3. The aftereffect of denying the resurrection. -v.29-34--How important is Christ's resurrection for our own resurrection---What would it mean for our future, if Jesus had not risen-- Col. 3-3-When was The Feast of Firstfruits to be celebrated-- Leviticus 23-11-Can a believer miss the resurrection-- 1 Thess. 4-13-14

The answer to how the bodily resurrection of the dead is possible is The Resurrection Giver.1. Notice God's patterns of botanical life out of death, and types of terrestrial bodies and celestial glories. (v.35-41)2. Understand the radical differences between the risen body and its earthly counterpart. (v.42-44a)3. Consider how Christ will bridge the earthly and the heavenly. (v.44b-49)Why do people hesitate at the idea of the dead being raised?Who will transform our bodies to be like Jesus' body? Phil 3:20-21What did Jesus say about Himself? What verb tense? John 11:25How does the Bible describe our inheritance? 1 Peter 1:4

The fact of the resurrection of Christ, guarantees our resurrection.1. The aftereffect IF Christ HAD NOT risen. (v.12-19)2. The aftereffect that Christ did rise. (v.20-28)3. The aftereffect of denying the resurrection. (v.29-34)How important is Christ's resurrection for our own resurrection?What would it mean for our future, if Jesus had not risen? Col. 3:3When was The Feast of Firstfruits to be celebrated? Leviticus 23:11Can a believer miss the resurrection? 1 Thess. 4:13-14