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We are heading to acts
We are starting a series called the Aftermath\
But we need to study the events leading up to Acts so we know who we are dealing with and how to learn from them
When we discuss the aftermath of a traumatic situation we must assess the effect it has in the present’
BSI: What were they feeling?
Who did they think Jesus was?
Where was there focus?
Who did they believe had the power?
What do all the people we’ve studied believe about death?
Why have I been trying to get the focus away from death?
Why have I been trying to get the focus away from death?
Death is necessary but it is a deterrent and a distraction
we miss what God is doing when we focus on death
We’re going to study people who are going to die
we’ve got to understand how death functions in the life of a Christian
Death is a tool
1 cor 15:35-36
Tulips
buy the almost dead ones
put the bulbs in the ground
they will hibernate and get nutrients all summer and winter\
and next year they’ll grow
God uses death to make us stronger
look at vs 30-31
recall comes with ressurection
everything will make sense when things get up
when he broke the bread the remembered what he had told them
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