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34 resources referencing 1 Corinthians 15:3-8
The sermon explores Paul's declaration in Romans 1:14-18 about being unashamed of the gospel because it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes. It emphasizes the gospel's divine…
The sermon explores the significance of Stephen as a New Testament prophet, minister, and the first martyr of the early church, emphasizing his role in Acts chapters 6 and 7. It highlights Stephen's…
The sermon explores 1 Corinthians 15:8, emphasizing Paul's description of himself as 'born out of due time,' meaning prematurely born spiritually to serve as a sign to future believers. It then…
The sermon explores the nature and origin of the New Testament church, emphasizing its establishment by Jesus Christ during His earthly ministry. It highlights the importance of regeneration by the…
The sermon explores the ascension of Jesus Christ, emphasizing its significance as a continuation of His ministry after His resurrection. It highlights the necessity of Christ's ascension for the…
The sermon explores the incarnation of Jesus Christ as a foundational event for the salvation of God's elect, emphasizing that Christ was born of a virgin, fulfilling Old Testament prophecy, and took…
The sermon explores Paul's testimony before King Agrippa as recorded in Acts 25 and 26, emphasizing Paul's divine commission to proclaim the gospel. It highlights the gospel's core message: Christ's…
The sermon explores the central theme of the supremacy and excellency of Jesus Christ as presented in the letter to the Colossians. It highlights the transformation of Paul from a persecutor of…
The sermon explores Galatians Chapter 1, emphasizing Paul's apostleship as divinely appointed and his direct revelation from Jesus Christ. It highlights the qualifications of apostles as eyewitnesses…
Elder Jonathan Moseley teaches on Acts 1, focusing on Jesus's ascension, the promise of the Holy Spirit, and the appointment of Matthias as the new apostle replacing Judas. He explains the transition…