The Lamb, slain yet standing, bears the weight of ultimate victory over death....  Read More

To be with Christ for eternity far outweighs anything we experience on this earth, but while we continue living, we have everything to live for as we have the privilege of advancing Christ’s kingdom a...  Read More

We look forward to the mystery of bodily resurrection in which we trade our mortal and perishable bodies for an imperishable and immortal body no longer subject to sickness, disease, decay, and death....  Read More

Paul is dealing with our lingering condition of sin as believers. He expresses the tension of knowing what is right but having competing desires to obey Christ and yet still sin....  Read More

Even now we are called to begin living dead to sin and alive to God. In Christ, your old life of sin has ceased, and your new life in Christ has begun. Now walk in newness of life...  Read More

When we understand and believe what Christ the Lamb has done by overcoming death, we no longer need to fear death and can proclaim His glory and gospel to all people despite danger and death....  Read More

We have been bought by God, Christ was the fee, and we are now free from the slavery of sin and death and can serve the living God....  Read More

Jesus’ life, death and resurrection was always the plan. Jesus’ life, death and resurrection changed everything forever....  Read More

It is a very moving thing to read the gospel accounts of Jesus’ life here on earth and to see glimpses of His humanity that are so relatable. He wept. He mourned. ...  Read More

Just as a grain of wheat must fall to the ground, die, and be buried in the darkness of the dirt in order to bear much fruit, Jesus says He must do the same. ...  Read More

Jesus makes the powerful and perspective-altering declaration that He is the resurrection and the life and that all who believe in Him will have eternal life....  Read More

Even at His birth, the One who would bring the death of death had already begun to fulfill His ultimate sacrificial purpose here on earth. ...  Read More

God willingly paid the highest price possible: the life of the Son of God. There was no sum too large that the Father wasn’t willing to pay....  Read More

It was His love for you that kept Him on the cross as He watched His creation turn their backs on Him. And it was that same great love that kept Him on the cross as He experienced the full wrath of Go...  Read More

As Ezekiel surveys the desolate landscape, God asks him, "Can these bones live?" Ezekiel's response is one of faith, acknowledging that only God knows the answer....  Read More

Sin has ushered in death and disorder. Like Jeremiah, while lamenting we must lay hold of the power and promises of God. We must remember that our God defeated death....  Read More

Christ has defeated the grave so that you might find victory over death. Now, as children of light, we have been called to walk in the light....  Read More

Christ came to suffer death, but it is through His suffering that we find new life....  Read More

God also is to be praised because he treasures his people. Astonishingly, in his grace he finds us valuable....  Read More

Moses, like the author of Ecclesiastes, asserts that coming to terms with the brevity of life leads to wisdom. It is the house of mourning, not the house of feasting, that truly benefits our souls....  Read More

Hardly. Jesus is the only shepherd who knows what it’s like to also be a sheep (John 10:11). He understands what we are going through and will be with us every step of the way, even through death itse...  Read More

As we all inevitably become less “productive,” self-sufficient, and independent, we experience the tender patience of God’s lovingkindness extended to us despite (indeed, because of) our lack....  Read More

“Restore the joy of my salvation” is David’s way of asking to be in right relationship to the One he sinned against. It’s a prayer we should pray frequently......  Read More

Only King Jesus–the true Mighty One–will have the power to defeat death. And not just for himself, but for all who are one with him in faith. ...  Read More