How Did Jesus’ Resurrection Change Both Heaven and Earth?
What changed and will change in heaven as a result of Jesus’ death and resurrection? What changed and will change on earth?
VIDEO: Moments that Matter – How Did Jesus’ Resurrection Change Both Heaven and Earth?
The first area that Jesus’ death and resurrection dramatically changed, is our world today. Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details.
Jesus is Raised! How Does That Change Me?
We know Jesus’ resurrection was a world-changing experience, but was it a personal, life-changing experience for me?
VIDEO: Moments that Matter – Jesus is Raised! How Does That Change Me?
What has changed in me as I embrace the reality of Jesus's resurrection? Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details.
VIDEO: Moments that Matter – What Three Steps Will Get Us to Heaven? (Part II)
We know every Christian wants to go to heaven. The real question is, does every Christian know what is required to get there? Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details.
VIDEO: CQ Bible 101 – What Did Jesus’ Death Do?
We frequently hear that Jesus' death changed the course of history, but what specifically did his death DO for mankind? Did it have multiple purposes? Why doesn't anything seem to be getting better? Want more in-depth answers and Bible study? Check out Episode 911: "What is the Legacy of Jesus' Death and Resurrection?" for more Scriptures and details on this topic.
Jesus Died. So, Who Benefits?
As Christians we believe that we have been given the answer for the major dilemma of life – sin and ultimately death. We believe that the life, death and resurrection of Jesus put back in balance what Adam’s sin originally put out of balance. The problem is this: We as Christians cannot agree as to whom to apply that sacrifice. Is it for all - every man and woman who ever lived, or is it for only the few who have ever followed after Jesus? Stay with us as we take an honest and scriptural look at the question!
What if It’s Not Your Fault?
We all know what it is like to be wronged, and we all know what it is like to do wrong to someone else. We also have all probably experienced being accused of or assumed to have done wrong when in fact we are entirely innocent - in that circumstance anyway… Is it right or just to ask for forgiveness when we are not in the wrong? What are the guidelines of this whole forgiveness thing anyway?