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22 resources referencing Job 19:23-27
The sermon explores the Christian hope of eternal life through the resurrection, emphasizing that this hope is grounded in God's promises and the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the firstfruits. It…
The sermon explores the Christian hope and assurance of life after death, emphasizing that believers' true citizenship is in heaven. It highlights key biblical teachings on the resurrection, the…
The sermon explores Jesus' high priestly prayer in John 17, emphasizing His intercession for the believers given to Him by the Father. It highlights the reality of suffering in this world contrasted…
The sermon focuses on the resurrection of the body as described in Philippians 3:20-21, emphasizing the transformation from our current 'vile' bodies to glorious, incorruptible ones like Christ's…
The sermon titled 'Life After Death and the Resurrection' explores the Christian hope of eternal life, emphasizing that eternal life begins now and continues beyond death. It explains the biblical…
The sermon emphasizes the accomplished work of redemption through the blood of Jesus Christ, highlighting that redemption is a finished fact, not something to be made possible by human effort. It…
The sermon addresses the biblical truth that humans live once, die once, and then face judgment, contrasting this with worldly ideas like YOLO and reincarnation. It emphasizes the reality of death…
The sermon explores the Christian doctrine of the resurrection of both the just and the unjust, emphasizing the hope and assurance believers have in the resurrection of the just. It highlights…
The sermon reflects on the story of Job, emphasizing his integrity and the unjust suffering he endured. It highlights Job's profound declaration of faith in his Redeemer despite his trials and…
Elder Jonathan Moseley addresses the difficult topic of death from a biblical perspective, emphasizing that the only true understanding of what happens after death comes from God's Word. He explains…