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Today we look at John 21 and the exchange between the Lord and Peter showing what is needed is a branch is to be used of the Lord.
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In John 20:30-31, we find the purposes of John's gospel: that the unbeliever may receive eternal life by believing, and that the believer may abide in eternal life.
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Today, we look at the post resurrection appearances of Jesus Christ to Mary and the disciples
Have you ever wondered what our glorified bodies will be like? In today's podcast, we look at some of the qualities of Jesus' resurrected body and the promise to every believer that we shall be like Him
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In this episode, we look at Psalm 16 and its prophecy concerning the resurrection of Jesus Christ and its fulfillment presented by Peter in Acts 2
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Today, we will look at the sequence of events following the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead as presented by all four gospels
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Today, we begin our look at the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead and ask the question; "Why is the resurrection of Jesus Christ important?"
In today's episode, we look at the second part of the gospel; "and that He was buried" (1 Cor. 15:4) as presented in the Gospel of John
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Today we look at one of the most amazing verses in all of God's Word: Jesus' cry of 'It is finished' on the cross in John 19:30 and what it means in terms of the payment of our sins.
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In this episode, we look at Isaiah 53 which presents Jesus Christ as the one who bore our sins
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