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298 resources referencing 1 Corinthians 15:5
The sermon explores the significance of the biblical Feasts of Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles as prophetic symbols pointing to Christ and Christian salvation. It explains the resurrection and…
The sermon emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the only way to salvation and the everything in the Christian faith. It highlights that salvation is by grace alone through Jesus Christ, without the need…
The sermon explains the biblical concept that humanity is spiritually dead due to Adam's original sin, emphasizing that this death is not physical but a separation from God. It highlights the…
The sermon emphasizes God's exclusive sovereignty as the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, highlighting His inherent immortality and unapproachable glory. It critiques synergistic salvation doctrines,…
The sermon "Gracious Morality" emphasizes the harmony and clarity of Scripture across centuries, highlighting Solomon's and Paul's teachings on mortality, judgment, and the two ultimate life choices:…
The sermon emphasizes the timeless relevance of Solomon's teachings in Ecclesiastes for modern Christian preaching and church life. It highlights the importance of thoughtful, prayerful preparation…
The sermon explores the interpretation of Romans 8:28, emphasizing that while God works all things for good to those who love Him, He is not the author of sin nor does He predestinate sin. It…
Pastor Joe Holder explores the biblical symbolism of God as light, emphasizing God's purity, immortality, and moral integrity. He contrasts light with darkness, representing righteousness versus sin,…
Joe Holder examines 1 Corinthians 15:29 and argues it does not teach surrogate baptism, but rather points to Jesus' atoning death. He emphasizes that New Testament baptism is a selfless act of faith…
Pastor Joe Holder teaches from 2 Thessalonians about the second coming of Christ, emphasizing the biblical view of one resurrection and one bodily return of Jesus. He refutes modern dispensationalism…
The sermon explores the Christian hope of an eternity worthy of God, focusing on the revealed mystery of God's will as described in Ephesians 1:9-12. It emphasizes faith in the intermediate state…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of mystery as used by Paul, emphasizing that what was once unknown is now revealed through the gospel, particularly the inclusion of Gentiles as equal heirs…