Many of us like to spend time daydreaming about the future, where we might be in five, ten, or twenty years. But Pastor Mike Fabarez is encouraging us to look even further ahead to where we’ll spend eternity. Ever wonder what it’ll be like in the new heavens and new earth? That’s our subject as we continue our series called, The Defeat of Death.

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Many of us like to spend time daydreaming about the future, where we might be in five, ten, or twenty years. But Pastor Mike Fabarez is encouraging us to look even further ahead to where we’ll spend eternity. Ever wonder what it’ll be like in the new heavens and new earth? That’s our subject as we continue our series called, The Defeat of Death.

This time of year, we typically see Jesus portrayed as a newborn baby. But that little baby didn’t stay in the manger! Pastor Mike Fabarez challenges us to come face-to-face with the claims of Christianity, particularly the resurrection. Is it just a superstition? Or did Jesus of Nazareth truly walk out of the tomb?

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To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/266/29

This time of year, we typically see Jesus portrayed as a newborn baby. But that little baby didn’t stay in the manger! Pastor Mike Fabarez challenges us to come face-to-face with the claims of Christianity, particularly the resurrection. Is it just a superstition? Or did Jesus of Nazareth truly walk out of the tomb?

Many people claim they believe the Bible. And yet, when it comes to Jesus’ miracles—and especially the resurrection—they think that’s just too big of a stretch. They might say the resurrection is metaphorical or just a superstition. Pastor Mike Fabarez refutes these claims with An Argument for the Resurrection.

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To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/266/29

Many people claim they believe the Bible. And yet, when it comes to Jesus’ miracles—and especially the resurrection—they think that’s just too big of a stretch. They might say the resurrection is metaphorical or just a superstition. Pastor Mike Fabarez refutes these claims with An Argument for the Resurrection.

Are you done with the commercialization of Christmas? Maybe you’re simplifying this year or even skipping the usual gift exchange. But what if the Bible actually presents a reason for pulling out all the stops? Mike Fabarez presents a counter-cultural case for celebrating the birth of Christ with generous abandon!

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To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/266/29

Are you done with the commercialization of Christmas? Maybe you’re simplifying this year or even skipping the usual gift exchange. But what if the Bible actually presents a reason for pulling out all the stops? Mike Fabarez presents a counter-cultural case for celebrating the birth of Christ with generous abandon!

When you share the gospel with someone, what are the main points you bring up? The reality of sin? Our need for repentance? Those are important elements, of course. But Pastor Mike Fabarez reminds us not to skip over the resurrection.

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When you share the gospel with someone, what are the main points you bring up? The reality of sin? Our need for repentance? Those are important elements, of course. But Pastor Mike Fabarez reminds us not to skip over the resurrection.