2. Luke 7:11-17

3. Resurrection vs Raising Raising from death  Will die again  Delivered from symptoms Resurrection from the dead  Will never die  Delivered from the disease (SIN)  “anastasis” (Anastasia)

4. The Resurrection Promise

5. A Bodily Resurrection  A “spiritual” but not non-physical body, 1 Cor 15:44

6. The Resurrection Promise A Bodily Resurrection  A “spiritual” but not non-physical body, 1 Cor 15:44 A Final Resurrection  Our story doesn't end with heaven, Rev 20:13  Suffering ends with the resurrection, Rev 7:17

7. The Resurrection Promise A Bodily Resurrection  A “spiritual” but not non-physical body, 1 Cor 15:44 A Final Resurrection  Our story doesn't end with heaven, Rev 20:13  Suffering ends with the resurrection, Rev 7:17 A Resurrection in Christ  We die and are risen with him, Rom 6:4

8. Worshipful Fear Fear is “trembling awe.”

9. Worshipful Fear Fear is “trembling awe.” Being rescued brings something between warm fuzzies and incapacitating gratitude/worshipful reverence (AWE).

10. Worshipful Fear Fear is “trembling awe.” Being rescued brings something between warm fuzzies and incapacitating gratitude/worshipful reverence (AWE). Need + helplessness = “grace perception”

11. Worshipful Fear Fear is “trembling awe.” Being rescued brings something between warm fuzzies and incapacitating gratitude/worshipful reverence (AWE). Need + helplessness = “grace perception” The higher the grace perception the greater the awe.

12. Seeing Christ and his promises Hope to continue on even when pressed, Rev 2:17

13. Seeing Christ and his promises Hope to continue on even when pressed, Rev 2:17 Perspective to forsake sin

14. Seeing Christ and his promises Hope to continue on even when pressed, Rev 2:17 Perspective to forsake sin Hope is more powerful than threats