Welcome to Studies with Stearman.

Join us as we look deeper into the Bible.

Strengthen your faith with us, even as we see the day approaching.

And now, here's Gary.

Last week we talked about 1 Corinthians 15, and it it has 58 verses and we talked about all 58 verses.

And the reason we did that is because I'm doing a kind of a series of teachings now on

what I started calling the top 10 chapters in the Bible.

Years ago, I heard an old preacher who had been around for years

talk about his top 10 favorite chapters in the Bible.

And then sometime later, I heard Jay Vernon McGee do the same thing.

I've heard Chuck Missler talk about his top 10 chapters in the Bible.

And actually there are way more than 10.

I mean, it's hard to limit it to 10 chapters.

All of them are my favorites in a way, but some of them really carry vital messages. We touched on the, that is we started with 1 Corinthians 15 last week because 1 Corinthians

15 talks about the resurrection, which is the unique central principle of Christianity.

There is no other system of worship or belief on planet Earth that has as

its primary, primary aspect, the physical resurrection of the dead. No other religion teaches

that and you think people would smart, would smarten up just a little bit and say,

well, wait a minute, there's only one religion in the world that teaches a physical resurrection,

that's the one I want to be a part of, but they don't do it.

But that was maybe my, well, certainly one of my top ten chapters.

Whether it's the first I'm not sure yet.

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