Where is your Victory? (2) (1 Cor. 15:54, 55; LD 17) | 2009-2010 Catechism Sermons

We heard last week that it is the resurrection of Christ that secures our final victory chant. As Christians we believe that the resurrection is that end point or that final point in history. If the resurrection is the last point in history why do we speak of the resurrection now? Why is a resurrection so significant? How does the resurrection testify to the victory of Christ’s work? How is this resurrection a victory for us today as we journey through this age? If you are curious about these questions please stay tuned as we listen to our sermon titled, “Where is Your Victory? (part 2).

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