What is the Law Good for?

Outline I. The essential nature of the resurrection. 1-4 A.In verses 3 & 4, Paul summarizes the Gospel. B.There is no Gospel without the resurrection. II. The prediction of the resurrection. 3-4 A. Death — Isaiah 53. 3 B. Burial — Mt 12:39-40. C.Resurrection — Ps 16:10; 49:15; 86:13; Jn 2:19-22. III. The verifiability of the resurrection. 5-11 A. It could be verified by friends and followers. 5-7 B. It could be verified by one who was a foe. 8-11 IV. The results of the resurrection. 12-58 A. Christ’s resurrection means that there is a resurrection. 12-13 B. Christ’s resurrection means that the Gospel is true. 14-19 (14-15) C. Christ’s resurrection means that the dead in christ will be resurrected. 20-23 D. Christ’s resurrection means that HE will be exalted. 24-28 E. Christ’s resurrection means that we have a purposeful life. 29-34 F. Christ’s resurrection means that all raised in Him will bear his image. 35-49 (49) G. Christ’s resurrection means that we will be changed. 50-53 H. Christ’s resurrection means that we too have victory over death. 54-57 I. Christ’s resurrection means that our work for the Lord is not in vain. 58

Lesson 1 - 'Basic Christian Truths: What Christians Believe About The Bible' (Dan Hanshew) This is the first message in the series "Basic Christian Truths."

Lesson 2 - 'Basic Christian Truths: The Christian God' (Dan Hanshew)

Lesson 3 - 'Basic Christian Truths: Who Is Man?' (Dan Hanshew)

Lesson 4 - 'Basic Christian Truths: Sin; Shame; Guilt' (Dan Hanshew)

Lesson 6 - 'Bible Basics: How To Study The Bible, Pt 2' (Dan Hanshew) In this lesson we look at some examples of studying the Bible.