Well, good morning.

And welcome to our live stream service here at Calvary Chapel, Kaniyoe.

This is our second service, and we're going to be continuing our teaching on the topic of biblical

resurrections.

And this is going to be obviously part two of this study. But before

we move on, why don't we bow our hearts for another word of prayer. Father in heaven, Lord,

we praise you. And we need you now to come and meet with us here so we can hear your word and in doing so Lord

live out your word. I pray that you would just provide us with information that would comfort us

and encourage us and strengthen us. So please, Lord, we ask that you would just prepare our hearts

and make our hearts ready to receive. In the mighty name of Yeshua, Jesus, the Christ we pray. Amen.

Okay. So in our first teaching, we went over the differences between being raised from the dead

and the resurrection, and more pointedly, the first resurrection. And what we did was look at each account of someone being raised from the dead,

and then we examine prophetic link to them,

their connection to the resurrection to come,

and or an application that can be utilized by the church.

And here, in the second part of our teaching, we are going to look at the only resurrection that has occurred thus far.

Also, our nature upon our resurrection, the associated time frame regarding the resurrections, as well as the future state of us all, both who believe and those who do not.

So with that said, there's one thing that I must say that I am very disturbed about. And it should not come to me or you as a surprise. But it's regarding

those who do not believe in the bodily resurrection who claim to be Christians. That's a problem. And that number who disbelieve in the bodily

resurrection is increasing.

There was a recent poll by Gateway Church that spoke to professing Christians,

and it indicated that over 25% did not believe in the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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