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🗓️ 28 January 2023
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In this episode of Pray the Word on Matthew 28:6, David Platt reflects on Jesus’ resurrection and its implications on our lives.
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0:00.0 | Pray the word with David Platt is a resource from Radical.net. |
0:05.9 | Matthew, chapter 28, verse six, he is not here for he has risen. As he said, come see the place |
0:16.1 | where he lay. Is that not one of the most incredible verses in all the Bible? This angel speaking |
0:23.6 | to the women here at the tomb who have come in morning for his death. And the angel says, he's not |
0:31.3 | here. He has risen just like he told you, come look, there's nobody here. I remember the only time |
0:39.5 | I've been to the Holy Land was on a mission trip. We were doing a variety of work in some different |
0:47.5 | places in Israel and Palestine. And along the way, we went to a few of the sites. And I remember |
0:55.4 | going to one of the sites that they think is is where Jesus tomb was. And the tour guide who is |
1:05.1 | there. He just smiled. He was like, I don't know why you came all the way over here. There's |
1:11.4 | nothing to see here. And it was just a good reminder that that is the beauty of the gospel |
1:17.6 | message. There's nothing to see. There's nobody there. He's gone. And that was the point in Matthew |
1:24.5 | chapter 28. He's not here. He's risen. He's gone. You can see where he was, but he's not there anymore |
1:32.9 | because death did not hold on to him because he's alive. And it's hard to imagine what went through |
1:42.4 | the minds of these women. Mary hears this and looks and there's nobody there anymore. And she |
1:52.4 | realizes what he said was true. He's risen from the dead. And this is the greatest news in all |
2:01.6 | the world. Death has been defeated. Jesus has conquered the grave. So I think about |
2:11.5 | a memorial service for Clinton. Clifton, then I went to last week. Death is defeated. |
2:20.2 | Clint, though he dies, he lives. And I think about the same for my dad. And I think about the same |
2:26.4 | for every saint who's gone before me, you who's put their trust in the death conquering king, |
2:36.2 | that though they die, they live. And the same is true for you and me. For all who trust in Jesus, |
2:45.0 | that when we die, we live that death no longer has mastery over Jesus and death does not have mastery |
2:54.4 | over us that to live is Christ and to die is gain. Jesus has taken the very worst thing that |
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