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Chip Ingram is an American Christian pastor, author, and teacher. He is the founder, teaching pastor and CEO of Living on the Edge, an international teaching and discipleship ministry.
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The Journey to Belief 0:01 You're listening to living on the edge with Chip Ingram here on pray dot com. Living on the edge is an international discipleship ministry featuring the daily Bible teaching of Chip Ingram. Our mission is to0:13 inspire Christians to Christians to be genuine followers of Jesus and to empower them to be active disciple makers in our world. Well, let me ask you a quick question. Do you really believe Jesus died and rose from the0:25 dead? Could you tell me why in a clear, articulate timeless message from Chip called, Why I believe in the resurrection. He'll slowly walk you through 7 vital0:37 reasons we can know Jesus rose from the dead. And this proof isn't based on opinions or hearsay, but solid, reliable facts. So with that, go in your Bible to first Corinthians chapter 15, and0:49 settle in for an informative message from Chip.0:52 I received a note a few years ago, from a name that I recognized. I I pastored a church in a very small community in Texas, and this was a young man who was involved in Young Life, a zealous1:04 Christian, and, you know, I was the pastor, are you ready for this, back in my twenties, early thirties. And I got this note, and it had a gift toward the ministry, and said thanks a lot. And so I thought, wow, you know,1:15 I haven't heard from this guy in ages, so I gave him a call. And I said, hey, I just called to tell you, you know, thanks so much for the gift. We really appreciate it. And your note, and it's just so encouraging of the1:26 pastor and me to, you know, all these years later that you're still walking with the Lord. And the guy said something that kinda shocked me. He goes, well, actually, I don't walk with God at all anymore. I said, what? He1:36 goes, yeah, I'm a I'm a doctor. I work as a ER doctor. And, shortly after high school, my dad, who was a just a atheist, I mean radical atheist, he just asked me a1:48 bunch of questions, and he just took my faith and threw it in the trash can, and said I'll never amount to anything, and it literally destroyed my faith. He said, but I drive back and forth to the hospital, and I catch1:58 your radio program. I don't know if I should take this as a compliment or not. He goes, I don't think you even have to believe in God. I think when you talk, it just encourages people. You know? So I said, well, wow.2:10 And I had a moment. You know, 1 of those moments on the phone, I thought, 1, I was really disappointed. And and second, then I said, you know something? Can can I share something with you? He said, well, sure. I said,2:21 you know, I had a moment like that as well. His name was doctor p, and he was a very smart, intelligent person. And he asked me a bunch of questions that caused me to doubt my whole faith. And I went on a2:33 journey. And I went on this journey to to try and really, how do you solve these doubts, and can I intellectually believe, you know, the Bible is true, and Jesus is the only way, and these things that I mean,2:45 he ridiculed me? And and I asked him, I used his name, and I said, would you be willing, even after all these years, to go on maybe a little journey with me? I mean, I'm not gonna preach at you. I'm not2:57 gonna tell you you ought to do this or ought to do that. But I went on this journey. Could we explore your doubts together and just see? Are you ready? Is it intellectually feasible toEvidence of the Resurrection 3:09 believe that Jesus is God, that he is the only way to heaven, that the Bible is true, and that all the things that we shared when you were young are a reality? And then there was this pause.3:22 Yeah. I'd be willing to do that. I said, okay. Well, I'll I'll I'll send you some stuff to read, and and I'll read it, and we'll get on the phone, we'll talk back and forth, and we went on that journey. And, I will3:33 wait to tell you a little bit about the outcome. It was pretty exciting. And so I I didn't say, you ought to believe this. You need to do that. I said, let's begin asking some questions. And3:45 let's ask them, I mean, at the most basic basic level. And I said, you would be surprised, but atheists and Christians have 1 thing that they violently agree on together. He3:57 said, what's that? I said, they both believe that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is central. The issue rises or falls. Either Jesus rose from the dead or he didn't.4:09 In in fact, let me quote probably the best known atheist of the last century, Anthony Flew. He says the physical, literal bodily resurrection is the best, if not the only reason, for accepting that4:21 Jesus is the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. We both agree he's talking about a a debate that he's having with a Christian leader. We both agree that the identification in defining4:33 and distinguishing the characteristics of the true Christian, that it is scarcely possible to make it without also accepting the resurrection did literally happen. Not4:45 spiritually, not just, you know, people have some experience, but literally, Jesus was fully God, fully man, but made these outrageous claims. He physically actually died, and then he4:57 physically and bodily rose from the dead, walked upon the earth for 40 days in a resurrection body. It either happened or it didn't. Now are you ready for this? This is what the apostle Paul says.5:09 First Corinthians, 15 verses 16 to 19. Paul agrees with the atheist. For if the dead are not raised, not even Christ has been raised. And if Christ has not been raised, your faith is worthless.5:21 You're still in your sins. Then those who have fallen asleep, literally, those who have died in Christ, they've perished. If we have hope in Christ in this life only, we are5:33 of all men most to be pitied. And so what I did with my friend is I said, how about this? Let me walk you through my journey. And the way I'd like to do it5:45 is I'd like to just share with you the 7 reasons that led me to believe that the resurrection actually happened. But rather than say,5:57 these are the 7 reasons, you ought to believe this. This is airtight. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. Should should should. I didn't do any of that. I said to him, you know what? Let's just ask basic intellectual questions6:10 that really play out in all of our lives. Okay? Because, you know, I live in a place where people have come from Buddhist, Hindu, Islam, all kind of backgrounds from all around the world. And so I just6:22 started with some very, very basic questions. So let's dig in together. Question number 1 is, did Jesus really exist? I mean, is it a fairy tale? As I shared, with6:33 1 guy on a plane, he came from a Hindu background, and he just said, you know, we have all kind of things where there's myths. Is Jesus a real person? Can you even prove that? Biblical manuscripts,6:46 the quantity and the quality of them, the way that we know anything happened in antiquity, whether it's Homer and the Iliad, whether it's Shakespeare, whether it's any old writing, Plato,6:57 Aristotle, we have manuscripts. And and they're reliable, and they've been tested. What you find is the New Testament has the greatest number and the greatest quality. I mean, we have7:09 a handful of manuscripts hundreds of years after Plato or Aristotle. We have 25000 either partial or full manuscripts of the New Testament.7:21 Now being a skeptic myself and with my friend, I said, now, you know, if all we have is the Bible, it's kind of circular reasoning to say, well, the Bible says Jesus was here, so I guess that's true. But what we7:33 have is external verification. Josephus was a Jewish historian shortly after the time of Christ. Pliny and Tacitus were Roman historians. And what we have is actual documentation.7:45 In other words, you can go to times and places and archaeology and writers that are not a part of the movement that say, this is what happened. They quote, this is what Jesus said. This is what his followers7:57 believed. And so first and foremost, secular scholars, believers and unbelievers have manuscripts, these non Christian sources, and then the confirmation of8:09 archaeology, whether it's an inscription with Pontius Pilate or whether it's tablets that we find about a a census that happened during the time. We they dug up. They didn't even know about it. They dug up and found8:21 Bethlehem and all these different places. It is absolutely a given that this person named Jesus now, I'm not saying he's the son of God yet. I'm not saying he's the savior of the8:32 world. But there's an absolute historical consensus that he lived, that he's a real person. He's not the tooth fairy. He he's not someone that got a dream from somewhere. He's not8:44 some philosophical something. A real man named Jesus lived upon the earth. Now the second question is, what was Jesus really like? I mean, what kind of8:56 person was he? I wasn't there. You weren't there. And what we know is that friend and foe agree that he was a great man and a moral teacher. I mean, even when I talk about people from Islamic backgrounds, I mean,9:08 you read the Quran, Jesus is a is a prominent, he's a great prophet, a moral teacher. Even our my new age friends say the the Christ consciousness. Friend and foe believe that, I mean, all of9:20 history, AD, BC, this man had the greatest influence, the greatest moral teacher. I think every parent would say, I would love my children to grow up and be like Jesus. He was9:32 kind. He was loving. He helped the poor. He cared for the marginalized. He was a person of impeccable integrity. And so what we know is that the kind of life he lived, everyone agreed was amazing,9:44 and yet here's what he said. He claimed that he was actually sinless. John chapter 8 verse 46, Jesus says, which 1 of you convicts me of sin? If I speak9:56 the truth, why do you not believe me? So on the 1 hand, he's a great moral teacher, but he makes this outrageous claim and he says, I have never sinned. And the truth of the matter is is that what we know is his10:08 life has had more impact, more books on ethics, history, culture, than any life that's ever lived. So history is airtight. Real person. Second, his10:20 character is beyond dispute. Third, the works of Jesus went unchallenged. Because, see, I think you gotta ask, okay, he's a real person, he came in history, but did he really do all that stuff? I mean, all10:32 those miracles in the New Testament. I mean, he raises a little girl from the dead. He's walking through a village and, a lady, her son has died and she's a widow, and he stops her and he raises him from the dead. We10:42 have the stories of, you know, feeding 5000 people. And in that day, they usually only counted them in. So there's probably 15 to 20000 people on, you know, a few loaves and a couple fish. Did those things really10:54 happen? And if so, how would you verify it? Well, let's look at the evidence. The works of Jesus actually went unchallenged. All those miracles that I just said, there were eyewitnesses that validated11:06 it. See, what's really interesting, I love this about the New Testament. This wasn't miracles that you hear about, say, in far off India, or these happened in the Amazon, and and so and so told so and so who11:17 told so and so, and we're supposed to believe it. These happened over a 3 year period. And over a 3 year period, what we have is eyewitnesses. And so, you know, this little girl is raised from11:29 the dead. Well, she has an aunt, and she tells her friends. There's like 15 or 20000 people, and all those loaves are stacked up afterwards, and they tell their friends and tell their friends. In fact, it's so validated,11:41 but what we know is, he couldn't go to a major metropolitan area. I mean, this guy is a rock star above all rock stars. I mean, it was absolutely crazy. He was thronged. People just wanted to touch him.11:54 Friend and foe, even his enemies, they never questioned whether he actually did the miracles. Are you ready? What did they question? The source of the miracle. They said, you do these miracles by the power of Beelzebub,12:06 or Satan is what they were saying. And so we have a historical figure who has impeccable character, who did miraculous works that go unquestioned, and so it12:18 raises the next question, is who did Jesus actually claim to be? Now here's where we get where people really start to disagree, and especially secular scholars, they'll12:29 say, you know, this whole Christianity movement, yes, there was a real Jesus. Maybe he was a great teacher. Maybe even these miracles, they're hard to say that they didn't happen, but he never12:41 claimed to be God. He never claimed to be the savior of the world. What his followers did hundreds of years later, they just went back and they edited these manuscripts, and they made these claims to start this great12:53 movement. And so we have to ask ourself, did he in fact claim to be God? Did he in fact claim to be the son of God or the savior of the13:04 world? Well, we know from the New Testament documents, Jesus said, I am the way, the truth, and the life. No man comes to the father except by me. We know from Mark chapter 9 that13:16 his followers said, you're the Christ, the son of the living God. If you do accept the the text of the New Testament, we know that God will speak and say what? This is my beloved son13:28 in whom I'm well pleased. Listen to him. But what is interesting is even his enemies declare that he claimed to be God. In John chapter 10, they13:40 are ready to kill him. And the Jews answered and said to him, for a good work we do not stone you, but for blasphemy, because you being a man, make yourself out to be God.13:53 Now, again, I'm pretty aware that that could be sort of circular reasoning. Everything you quoted so far about these claims are in the New Testament. There was a historian named Pliny the Younger in,14:05 1 11 AD, And he was doing research. He was, stayed on top of what was happening in Rome, and so he writes a letter to the emperor. At this point in time, there's massive14:16 persecution of Christians, and many Christians are called on the carpet, will you recant? And so Pliny does the research, and we have an actual document from him writing a letter to the emperor explaining14:28 about this sect, these Christians, that so they were called. And so he writes to the emperor, and the letter goes something like this. He goes, I really don't understand this sect. We give them an opportunity to recant,14:40 and yet, they refuse to worship idols. They refuse to worship Caesar. They meet early in the morning and claim that a dead man came back to life. They claim that this dead man is God. They14:52 love 1 another radically, and they do strange things greeting 1 another with a holy kiss. He says, why they won't recant, they would rather die, because they claim that this savior is in15:04 fact God. And so what we know is from historical documents that this claim that Jesus was God happened in the first century. Pause. I'm talking to a15:16 friend. You're talking to a friend. There's not a finger pointing. There's not a preaching. It's we're on the same side with our arm around a person who15:28 has an honest heart that wants to explore truth. And so we ask very honest questions. Did Jesus exist? Yes. Was he a good man? Absolutely. The best man who's ever lived. Well, did he actually do miracles?15:40 Verified as much as any miracle with thousands of eyewitnesses. Well, who did he really claim to be? Friend, foe, external evidence says he actually claimed to be God.15:52 Well, we're moving our way, and as I was talking to my doctor friend, this happened over a period of months. And we went back and forth, and you know, what about this, and what about that. And and then we we get to sort16:03 of the crux of the matter, where it gets real specific because you have to ask the question, did he really die? I mean, did Jesus really die? Maybe he took you I've heard people say, maybe he took some16:15 special herbs, and he got his heart rate to go way, way, way slow, and it only appeared as though he died. See, if Jesus didn't die, then he wasn't resurrected. And if he's not resurrected, atheist and16:27 the apostle Paul would agree, nothing works. Everything rises and falls on the resurrection. And so let's look and ask ourselves, did in fact he really die?16:39 At the time of his death, both friend and foe thought he had died. Why? The Roman guards were the most formidable group of soldiers in the world.16:51 Think Navy SEALs in our day. They were professional executors. There was a reason why they didn't break his legs because he was already dead. But but to make sure, they they took a spear and they put it in his side. And17:03 if any of you doctors are here or, you know, people into biology, you know that around the heart, it's called the pericardial sac. There's a fluid around the heart, and it says when that spear went in, both water and17:14 blood comes out. Putting a spear right through someone's heart is a pretty high indication that he actually was killed. But it goes beyond that. Beyond the medical evidence,17:26 he has a burial in which about 70 pounds of spices and linen are wrapped around him. It's it's absolute absolutely incredible to think that he didn't17:38 die. His burial was secure. Well, then the next line of argument is, okay, if I assume he's a good man, and if I really believe he did those miracles, and if I believe he really died,17:50 maybe the disciples actually went to the wrong tomb. Maybe it's just a really big mistake. Well, his tomb was very public, and it was very secure. A man named Joseph of Arimathea,18:02 who's a wealthy, high profile member of the Sanhedrin, the Roman guards, they put a seal on this burial spot. Everyone knew where it was. The size of the tomb, I wish you could have18:14 been there. I wish you could see it. I've actually been to Israel and and watched, right there at the Garden Tomb. And the tomb is think we we tend to think of, you know, like graves like we have. It's more like a18:26 cave. And there was an opening in the cave, and then there was this long, kind of like a ditch about this deep, and a huge stone that weighed tons. It took 4 or 5 men, and then it would18:38 drop in. And so it was then had a Roman seal around it, and so that burial grave was absolutely secure. Some say it would take up to 25 people to18:49 move that stone. And so, as we go through the line of thinking, his death was undisputed, his burial was public and secure. And I think at this point, then you get where you start to weigh19:01 this evidence. And I I love what someone has done. What is the evidence? Is there any convincing evidence? In other words, if we took all that we could know in history, and all that we know from the New Testament19:13 documents, and all that we know from extra biblical resources, and we could just sort of weigh them like a lawyer weighs evidence, Is there enough evidence to convict Jesus of being19:25 raised from the dead? Now, this is really interesting because I don't know why, but it seems like lawyers find themselves doing this, and then something amazing happens to their life. There was a19:37 lawyer named Simon Greenleaf. He actually was, 1 of the founders of Harvard Law School. He was an atheist. And 1 of his students, who was a evangelical believer, questioned him and said, you should dig into all the19:49 evidence and weigh it just like you would in a trial, and see what happens. Well, he ends up becoming a Christian. A man named Frank Morris, in an earlier time, same thing, was an atheist, and he decided he20:01 is gonna check it out, and he'll destroy this whole story. And he became the author of a book called Who Moved the Stone? Josh McDowell did the same thing. In our day, a guy named Lee Strobel, he was20:12 a a journalist, and he decided, you know, his wife had come to know Christ, and he thought, oh my gosh, I have such a great wife, but she's off on this religious tangent. And he shares in his book, The Case for Christ,20:24 he says, you know, her life was so winsome, so loving, and had such an impact that she began to follow Jesus, that he said, I had to explore it for myself. I had to disprove it to show her that this is20:36 just a fairy tale. So what I wanna do is I wanna walk through some very specific evidence that legal minds have gone through to ask and answer the question, could this possibly be20:48 true? And this is what I went through with my friend. And, again, the way I went through it was not like you ought, you should. It was, hey. What do you think about this? I mean, this is this is strong evidence.21:00 First and foremost, his death and resurrection were predicted by the prophets, foretold hundreds of years before it happened very specifically. Jesus actually openly predicted his own death21:11 numerous times in his future resurrection. We we know there's eyewitness accounts of over 500 witnesses in 12 different locations. The transformation of the disciples, unexplainable.21:24 I mean, these are guys that were scared to death, and now they boldly proclaim this. The transformation of the Roman Empire. I mean, the transformation I wish I'm reading a book right now by,21:36 Jeremiah Johnson, called Unimaginable. And what he does, it's the best research I've ever read about what it was actually like in the first century. And he talks about the poverty, and the slavery, and the21:48 suffering, and the early deaths, and and talks about just how how difficult it was for people, and how marginalized women were. And then he talks about the the power that the gospel22:00 of these ordinary people in fact, the early disciples were uneducated. We hear in the book of Acts that these uneducated and untrained men, we know that they were with Jesus because despite their lack22:12 of education, this bold, loving, winsome faith literally turned the world upside down. By, 3 13 AD, Rodney Stark in his excellent book,22:23 The Rise of Christianity, and later, The Triumph of Christianity, talks about the Roman Empire being transformed by this man named Jesus and his followers22:35 who risked all their life and staked all their life on 1 thing. And this was their message. He was dead, and now he's alive, and we are eyewitnesses.22:47 We have seen him. We have touched him. We have eaten with him. For 40 days, he talked to us about the kingdom of God, and this resurrection power that raised him from the dead dwells in us now. It22:59 dwells in every single believer, and now that power is in us to live this radical new kind of life. And as they did, the world changed. Women were treated like human23:11 beings. Slavery and some of the worst things that were happening in the Roman world, little by little, began to change. The conversion of Saul of Tarsus. I mean, I mean, think of the23:23 the worst leader in the world. Think of the head of North Korea and hearing that he just became a Christian. That's how radical it was Saul of Tarsus to the apostle Paul. I mean, he was a great intellect.23:35 He was zealous. And what we know in our day is when very zealous religious people are convinced of something, they can do radical things. And he was going through and killing Christian after Christian after23:46 Christian. Christians were public enemy number 1, and he's gonna get rid of them. And he thought he was on the right track, and bam. He meets who? The resurrected Jesus. And the23:58 world changed. 13 of those 27 books in the New Testament are written, and so we have this amazing transformation of the Roman Empire. All this evidence piled 124:10 upon another, the best legal minds have weighed the evidence and say, it's conclusive. It is conclusive. Jesus rose from the dead. If you have an open heart and an open mind, and you actually look at the24:22 facts, these brilliant minds from every era have said it's true. And what I can tell you is something that's very experiential, but it's really important to me. I24:33 don't have the best legal mind, but I can tell you he changed my life. I grew up in a home where, I had a dad that that really loved me, but went through a very painful war. And they didn't24:45 talk about PTSD, and he became a full blown alcoholic. And I can tell you about a life that gets changed, and marrying a woman whose father was an alcoholic, and and how God can stop what's happened24:57 in your past, and break addictions, and bring 2 people together, and create a family that's completely different. My mind was changed, my life was changed, my values have changed, my morals have changed. God has25:09 given me a love for people that I'll tell you what I didn't even care about, and some of them I hated. And there is no explanation except the resurrected Christ. Are you ready? He lives inside of me in the person of the25:20 holy spirit. These 7 reasons are why I'm still a Christian. That's what I shared with my friend. I said, I'm still a Christian because when I had my moment of doubt, and25:32 doubts are okay. Doubts drive us to find the truth. But this is why I'm still a Christian, but it's not why I became a Christian. I became a Christian because of 1 single word.25:44 You ready? Here's the word. Punky. That's the name of my sister. You see, the the most powerful apologetic is not lots of reasons, lots of history, and lots25:56 of smart lawyers. I appreciate all of that. I needed to hear all that. My sister, Punky, in high school had a friend named Tammy. And unbeknownst to me or my family, Tammy came26:08 from a strong Christian family, and my sister came to know the Lord in high school. Here's what I can tell you. My sister is the kindest, most loving, most wonderful person I had ever known and ever met.26:19 And if any of you have been in a family with addiction and any know what's it like to live in an alcoholic family and you walk on eggshells and dad might blow up and mom's enabling and there's a lot of junk going on, my26:31 sister Punky was like, wow. I would come in with my friends, my basketball buddies, and hey, can I get you guys a sandwich? I grew up in an area where drugs were everywhere. And I didn't I I never took a drug, but26:43 I didn't not take drugs because I believed in God. I I didn't take drugs because I thought it would hurt me. I didn't take drugs because I thought to myself, punky would be so disappointed. And all I26:55 knew was someday, someway, I wanted to be like my sister. You see, the most powerful apologetic people didn't come to Jesus because he had all the answers, even though he had all the answers. They27:06 came to Jesus because he was so approachable. He was so loving. He was so kind. There there was there was a there was a winsomeness and a holiness to his life. And when he takes up residence27:18 and people surrender their life, this becomes how they live. Doesn't mean they're perfect, but they're different. They're holy. They're godly. They're caring. And so here's27:30 our conclusion. What we know is the evidence is overwhelming with regard to the resurrection. And here's what it means. It means it validates Jesus' claim that he's the27:42 way, the truth, and the life. That no 1 comes to the father except through him. Second, it gives us absolute hope for the future. You know, I travel a lot in China, and I travel a lot in the Middle East,27:53 and I'm not afraid to die. But I'm not afraid to die because Jesus promised, because I live, you will live also. But when you're gonna go preach at a pastor's conference and a black SUV is in front of you,28:05 and a police car is behind you, and the guy has a machine gun who gets in where you're going because it's not very safe where you're gonna go, there are little quiverts that go on inside. But I have to tell you now, I28:16 want I pray I live a long life, and I get to see my grandchildren grow up. But here's here's power. My future is absolutely secure. I can tell you, I'm not afraid to die. And that28:28 means you don't have to be afraid of what people think. That means you don't have to be afraid of all the political correctness. This means that you have the power within you. Your future is secure, and we live out28:40 of that. The third thing that it means is not only his claims are validated and we have absolute hope, it offers spiritual life right now. 1 of the things I like to do is write my name28:52 in verses, you know, sort of personalize them. And most all of you are followers of Christ, and I think that's wonderful. But maybe this will ring true or maybe some of you are thinking to29:04 yourself, I would really like to explore this, but I don't know exactly what it looks like. Let me read for you 1 of the most famous verses in the Bible, and then I'm gonna29:16 ask you to do the same. God so loved Chip that he gave his 1 and only son that if Chip believes in him, Chip shall not perish, but have eternal life.29:28 For God did not send his son into the world to condemn Chip, but to save Chip through him. We are living in a day where Christians are intimidated and29:39 afraid. We're living in a day when people need hope and deliverance from addictions and from struggles. I have lived in a world where I've watched people believe and receive the gift of29:51 eternal life through the resurrected Christ, and I've watched them break addictions. I've watched them say no more to materialism. I've watched them come out of homosexual lifestyles. I've watched them decide to give30:02 their time and their energy and their money to help people that no 1 else cares about. And it is the very life of Christ in them. Here's the takeaway. If you believe that Jesus rose from the30:14 dead, you have all the power you need to be a Christian who lives like a Christian by his grace. And so, father, I ask that you help this to move from our heads30:26 to the very depths of our heart. Lord, that rather than whine or complain or see the problems in the world, may we grasp that everything we need, we already have. Would you help us to love30:38 those who oppose us? Will you help us to live holy lives? Will you help us to be men and women with a resurrected power every moment of every day? In Jesus' name,30:50 amen.Living in Resurrection Power 30:54 You've been listening to a special Easter edition of Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram here on pray dot com. We hope you enjoyed today's message, why I believe in the resurrection. To hear more about Chip's31:06 teaching or to find out more about what we do, visit living on the edge dot org or download the Chip Ingram app. Well, for all of us here at Living on the Edge, thanks for joining us here on pray dot31:18 com.In this video 0:00 The Journey to Belief3:08 Evidence of the Resurrection30:51 Living in Resurrection Power
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