8 sermons on Resurrection.
SERIES: The Gospel of John He’s His Father’s Son SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Note to David: I have changed the title of this sermon but not the sermon itself. Introduction: Have you ever heard anyone say of a boy, “My, he’s sure his father’s son, isn’t he?” Whe
Easter Sunday I am the Resurrection SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: One of the unique phenomena of the past decade has been the proliferation of reports of after-life experiences. Ever since the publication of Dr. Raymond Moody’s book, Life After Life
TO HEAR THE ENTIRE SERMON CLICK THE LISTEN BUTTON ABOVE What Difference Does It Make? SCRIPTURE: 1 Corinthians 15:1‑11 Introduction: Yesterday we received a letter from some close college friends of ours who spent three terms as missionaries to France. Diane w
The Mechanics of the Resurrection: How Are Dead Bodies Raised? SCRIPTURE: 1 Corinthians 15:35‑49 Introduction: Some workmen were moving a little cemetery to make way for a new highway. One man, standing in a deep hole, held up a small zinc plate, and read to t
Some Will Never Die SCRIPTURE: 1 Corinthians 15:50‑58 Introduction: For the past two weeks we have been watching the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. I’m just glad NBC had the broadcasting rights this year so ABC couldn’t show that pour guy who went
Mission Accomplished SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction. Since December of 1996 we have spent most of our time on Sunday mornings studying the life of Christ from the Gospel of Luke. We were first introduced to the Messiah’s forerunner, John the Baptist.
How the Gospel Gives Hope to the Church : Josh had a tough passage of Scripture last Sunday, but he did a great job with it. You could hear a pin drop as he talked about the need for sexual purity. If you weren’t able to be here last Lord’s Day I would strongl
Is Your Earth Suit Wearing Out? In case you have any doubt in your mind, the answer to the question in my sermon title this morning is, “Yes.” Our bodies begin to deteriorate the moment we’re born, and the rate of deterioration speeds up considerably as time g