Christ's initial and final appearance is the fourth and final piece of the anchor upon which our entire faith is built. We begin in this episode to see the effects and the assurances that the appearance of Christ bestows on the apostles and witnesses, and even the church today.

Christ is risen!!! But despite this glaring reality, there are several theories and arguments against this fundamental truth. In this episode, we explore one of seven discussed challenges to the resurrection of Jesus: the alleged discrepancies in the Gospel accounts. Critics argue that differing details in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John cast doubt on the story's reliability. We take a closer look at these differences, compare the Gospel narratives, and consider thoughtful rebuttals that show the variations actually support the authenticity of eyewitness testimony.

As Easter draws near, we draw nearer to the Cross once more through the lens of 1 Corinthians 15. We focus on the Resurrection, the third anchor of our faith and the Gospel, that Christ's rising from the dead is what gives the Christian hope above all.

In this episode, we continue exploring the oft-overlooked yet profoundly significant truth of Christ’s burial—an essential part of the gospel as declared by Paul even as Easter draws near. His burial wasn’t just a ceremonial event; it is a matter of first importance that carries deep spiritual weight. The fathers of the faith echo this throughout history. And we re-echo it even today. In His burial, Jesus tasted the grave fully—experiencing the full measure of death so that we might fully live as He lives.

As we ponder one of the clearest expository verses of what the Gospel is, we do a recap to overlay what depth the opening portion of chapter 15 means to us in today's time: Christ's death and burial and how the Gospel anchors us as Christians to overcome sin in today's world.

What makes Christianity utterly unique? An empty tomb. In this episode, we explore the resurrection of Jesus Christ—the very heart of the gospel. Unlike the founders of other world religions, Christ was raised on the third day, just as He said. We dig into why the resurrection is essential and reflect on who Jesus truly is: both fully God and fully man. He was raised—and that changes everything.

In this episode, we reflect on the often-overlooked but profoundly essential truth of Christ’s burial—a truth Paul declares to be "of first importance." Drawing from various verses of the Bible, we explore what Christ’s burial means for the believer and its significance in the full message of the gospel.

The Gospel is of first importance, the basis upon which the entire letter to the Corinthians is anchored and even the church of Christ. In today's Bible study, we remind ourselves of the gospel in the bits and pieces that Paul breaks it down to highlight the work of the cross and how the reason he was put on the cross is highlighted for us and upon which we can now approach God.

In today’s service, we dive into 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 again to explore the profound truth of Christ’s death, as the cornerstone of the gospel. We unpack the deep significance of His sacrifice, how it deals with our sins and how it is an expression of God's love as revealed through the Scriptures and its powerful impact on our lives.

In this episode, we rehash 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 to explore the power, assurance, and empowerment found in the gospel message. We begin with the power of God, as Paul reminds the Corinthians of the message they received—the gospel that saves them. We also see the assurance of God, where Paul emphasizes that the gospel is of first importance. He faithfully delivers the essential truth: Christ died for our sins, was buried, rose again, and will return.

Finally, we reflect on the empowerment of God, seeing how the gospel transforms, empowers, and remains the priority in the life of every believer. Paul’s own testimony illustrates how this message continues to fuel and shape the mission of God’s people today.