1 Corinthians 36: Logical and Theological Evidence for Resurrection 1 Cor. 15:12-28

SBC Family,

I've attached the notes for 1 Corinthians 15:12-28 as well as some introductory notes on the gospel in 1 Corinthians 15:3-4. I love all three of the sections we're looking at tonight. First, the gospel, which is the gospel for unbelievers and believers, there's no change as some try to claim. We need to believe it to be saved from the penalty of sin and the power of sin. Second, the logical evidence for resurrection, where Paul uses modus tollens to prove resurrection. He also shows the fallacy of making an abstract universal. Third, the theological evidence for resurrection, where Paul also uses logic, but in a theologically compelling way to show the linkage between death in Adam and life in Christ and then dovetails this with a telescopic end times description that launches us all the way forward in time to the new heaven and new earth.

I hope you enjoy this series. I've worked on capturing the theme and title for the book that will prayerfully come out sometime in the next few months. I've decided on 1 Corinthians: Worldliness in the Church. it's very apropos with so much worldliness in local churches worldwide today. I hope to see you tonight.

Pretty soon I'll be casting my vision for the next few years. I have some big ideas I would like us to all pray for.

Love,
Jeremy

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