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What's so significant about the resurrection, isn't just that the resurrection

vindicates the accomplishment of his death? Oh, it does that for sure.

I mean, the resurrection vindicates what he did. He was sinless. He died for our sins, not his own.

But what's so amazing about the resurrection is, he's alive.

You can know him.

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I'm Dave Wilson.

And I'm Ann Wilson, and you can find us at FamilyLife Today.com.

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I recently sat down with David Mathis.

Do you know him?

Yeah, I know him because he's written some books.

Yeah, and, you know, he's written one called Rich Wounds,

which is a look at the life, the death, and the resurrection of Christ,

which is perfect as we move into Lent season and get ready to

celebrate Easter. I mean, this guy's a deep theologian. Well, I'm excited for our listeners

to hear this because you get into the death of Christ. So good Friday, we often jump forward

to Easter and the resurrection, but we don't as often sit in the death of Jesus.

Yeah, and I tell you, as I listen to him, and I think our listeners are going to love this as well,

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