The Credibility of God's Power to Raise the Dead

Summary

The sermon explores the credibility of God's power to raise the dead, focusing on Apostle Paul's defense before King Agrippa in Acts 26. It emphasizes that belief in the resurrection is not incredible but reasonable and foundational to Christian faith, supported by Old Testament prophecy and the testimony of Christ's suffering, resurrection, and manifestation as the Messiah. The preacher highlights that the gospel turns the world's understanding upside down by presenting death followed by life, affirming eternal life beyond physical death. The sermon also references key moments in Acts, including Pentecost and Paul's ministry to the Gentiles, underscoring the ongoing power of the Holy Spirit.