Podcasts about resurrection life

The Delay, The Death, and The Resurrection Life - John 11:1-26 In Episode 141 - When Jesus hears that His close friend Lazarus is sick, He doesn't rush to his side—He waits. In this episode, we unpack the tension of John 11:1-26. Why does God sometimes seem slow to answer our pain? We'll look at the heartbreak of Mary and Martha, the raw humanity of Jesus, and the staggering moment He redefines reality by declaring, "I am the resurrection and the life." If you're sitting in a season of waiting or wondering if God has forgotten you, this episode is a powerful reminder that His delays are never denials. Where in your life right now does it feel like Jesus is arriving 'too late'—and how does knowing He delayed on purpose with Lazarus change how you view that waiting room? ____________________________________ Connect with Jamie: Website: www.jamieklusacek.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamieklusacek Connect with Jane: Website: www.janewwilliams.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janewwilliams

As we wrap up this series of uncommon freedom, Sean discusses the greatest fear that many of us have, the fear of death. By using practical teaching directly from scripture, we discuss how death is not final and it is only the beginning. The key is living that way.

Have you ever looked at a promise from God and thought, "I don't think this can happen anymore"?Not because it's delayed.Not because it's taking longer than expected.But because it genuinely looks dead.In this episode, Robert Hotchkin reveals how the revelation of the NOW of God unlocks divine Zoe life for situations that seem beyond hope. Through Jesus' encounter with Martha in John 11, you'll discover a powerful truth: Jesus didn't merely say He could bring dead things back to life. He declared, "I AM the resurrection and the life."What if what looks dead to you is still alive in the Great I AM?Join Robert as he explores how God's present-tense power can bring life to prophetic promises, dreams, callings, relationships, ministries, health, finances, and anything else that appears beyond recovery.In this episode you'll discover:• Why appearances can deceive you when evaluating God's promises• The revelation Jesus gave Martha before Lazarus came out of the tomb• How the NOW of God releases divine Zoe life into seemingly impossible situations• Practical keys to partnering with God's present-tense reality instead of natural circumstancesIf you've been tempted to give up on something God once spoke, promised, or placed in your heart, this episode will remind you of a powerful truth:It's not over yet.

Speaker - Henry Seeley Message - Resurrection Life "I Said Yes To Jesus" - Click Here! The Belonging Cø • Nashville, TN USA For the latest on what's happening at church, visit thebelonging.co

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Speaker: Jason Day Series: Resurrection Every Day Message: Resurrection Life In Ordinary Life Date: 1/11/26 https://linktr.ee/themissionredlands http://www.themissionredlands.com

Survival mode can shrink a believer's expectation until faith becomes only about avoiding collapse. Long seasons of pressure, disappointment, fear, or instability can train people to stop dreaming, stop building, stop resting, and stop expecting breakthrough. “Some believers are no longer expecting breakthrough. They are just trying to survive.” Romans 8 speaks directly to that weary place. Paul does not deny the reality of suffering. He names tribulation, trouble, persecution, famine, nakedness, danger, and sword. Yet he refuses to let suffering become the believer's final interpretation of life. “Resurrection theology means I no longer interpret my future by my current battle.” The resurrection of Jesus teaches believers to read their scars through union with Christ, not through abandonment, disappointment, or defeat. Christ's victory is already working in those who belong to Him. Romans 8:37 declares, “But in all these things we overwhelmingly conquer through Him who loved us.” The victory is not found by avoiding every battle, but by remaining joined to Christ in the middle of it. Resurrection theology does not deny pain. “It denies pain the right to define the ending.” God's love is the unbreakable foundation beneath every battle. Neither death, life, angels, principalities, present things, future things, powers, height, depth, nor any created thing can separate believers from the love of God in Christ Jesus. Defeat does not get the final word. Stay close to the God of breakthrough, because the mantle falls on those who remain close enough to receive it. As you reflect on this message this week, consider the following: Survival mode can quietly become a spiritual mindset where you stop expecting breakthrough and only try to avoid collapse. Reflect on whether disappointment has slowly lowered your expectation for what God can still do in your life. Resurrection theology teaches that suffering does not get the final word because Jesus already conquered death. Think about the battles you are currently facing. Are you interpreting them through disappointment, or through union with Christ and His resurrection victory? Elisha stayed close to Elijah even when the journey became exhausting because he understood the mantle would fall on those who remained near the movement of God. Reflect on whether you have disconnected from places, people, or practices that once kept you close to the presence and power of God. The post Resurrection Life appeared first on Revival Life Church Boca Raton, FL.

In this message, Pastor Duane Brooks reminds us that our earthly bodies are temporary, but in Christ—the "second Adam"—we are promised new, eternal life. It calls us to embrace both the hope of resurrection and the responsibility to nurture faith in families and communities, trusting in the transformative life Jesus offers. Message based on 1 Corinthians 15:44-50.To discover more messages of hope go to tallowood.org/sermons/.Follow us on Instagram, X, and YouTube @tallowoodbc.Follow us on FaceBook @tallowoodbaptist

I'm making my annual trek through Middle-earth right now. Deep longing for Middle-earth hits me in the spring of the year when I am spending a lot of time in my yard and garden. As the quest begins, Frodo and the fellowship find themselves in the mines of Moria. There, Frodo gets squired by a spear thrown by a giant Orc. Everyone assumes he is dead as they watched the force of the spear hurl him back into the wall of the cave. As the company beats a retreat, he is carried out. When they are at a safe distance, they pause to catch their breath and notice Frodo stir. They are all stunned. No one could have withstood that spear thrust. Later, as they take off his cloak to tend the wound, they discover the secret of the mystery Frodo has on a coat of mithril mail, a gift to him from Bilbo. Mithril is the most prized and precious metal in Middle-earth, it could be beaten and worked like copper and polished like glass. It was lightweight and harder than still, and unlike silver, it never tarnished. When Gandalf sees it, he exclaims that the value of that coat was worth more than the whole Shire where Frodo lives.  We are going to look at a similar happening in our I AM text this Sunday when Jesus says, “I AM the resurrection and the life.” Martha, being a devout Jewish believer, believes that at the end of time her brother will be raised from the dead. But then he says something mind-boggling. The power of the resurrection is not something we only experience when we die, but is actually in us right now!It is a staggering truth to think about, one that, like Frodo, we possess but rarely think about or lay hold of in the messiness and brokenness of life. We will talk about it on Sunday. Also, we have a couple of baptisms—one infant and one a believer. Promise and fulfillment are playing out in the water before our eyes. I can't wait!

Scripture: Ephesians 2:1-10Speaker: Brandon EggarSeries: Easter

This sermon, titled "Living the Resurrection Life," explores the radical transformation of the believer as detailed in Romans 6:1–14. Addressing a misconception that God's abundant grace provides a license for continued sin, the message affirms that those who belong to Christ have undergone a spiritual "regeneration"—dying to their old identity in Adam and being raised to a new life in Christ. Through the lens of baptism as an "acted parable," the sermon illustrates our union with Jesus in His death, burial, and resurrection, signifying that the tyranny of sin has been broken. While acknowledging the ongoing presence of temptation in a fallen body, the speaker encourages believers to live as "resurrected people" empowered by the Holy Spirit, grounded in the certainty of their new identity and the future hope of physical glorification.

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In the Great Commission, Jesus urges his disciples to make disciples. We too are invited to both be disciples and make disciples.

“Paul's Resurrection Life: Fulfilling the Calling”

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After his resurrection, Jesus appears to his disciples. He invites Thomas to lean in with all his questions and doubts, and he invites Peter to lean in with all his imperfections and failures. We too are invited to experience the Risen Savior.

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Ephesians 3:14-21 - 4:1-6 with Bryan RouanzoinOn the other side of Easter, we are reminded by the words of Paul that we cannot live out Resurrection Life alone -- we need a covenant community. We explore three visual metaphors that have been used throughout to church history to understand the role of the church: a river, a womb, and a hearth.

In a world quick to label, divide, and write people off, it's easy to believe some matter more than others. But Jesus tells a different story. He doesn't avoid people or sort them into categories, he moves toward them.

Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus who are confused and processing Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection. He explains from scripture God's plan of redemption for humanity. We are invited into this resurrection life today.

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Welcome back to this week's episode of Trudge Report. Thank you for supporting the show. First and foremost a very happy Easter to anyone who celebrates. We kick things off going around the horn with some talk about this very particular holiday, food comas, church services, and kids figuring out some things about the Easter Bunny. We touch quickly on the NCAA men's basketball tournament and Danny's UConn Huskies playing for a chance at the title game (note; by the time this comes out the championship has already been decided). Corey then asks a great question about religion and faith. Making deeper connections and what these beliefs mean to us. It sparks a quick but in depth conversation and what it means to each of us. We then shift into the recovery segment which is a continuation of service to others, mentorship, and carrying this life-saving message into all of our activities. What it means to show up for people no matter the circumstances or personal sacrifice.“The greatest jail break in all of history occurred on Easter morning. Therefore, we must remember that whatever our prisons might be and however impenetrable they might appear, your jail break is just a prayer away.” - Craig D. LounsbroughDon't forget to like, share, rate, and download the podcast on all of your listening platforms. Check out and subscribe to our YouTube channel, @trudgrereportpod, for other content surrounding sports and trending topics. Trudge on good people. Contact the Guys:Instagram: @trudgereportpodFacebook: Trudge ReportTikTok: trudgereportpodYouTube: @trudgereportpod 

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The cross wasn't the end, it was the beginning. Through Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection, your past is forgiven, your old life is gone, and new life is available today. The same power that raised Jesus is at work in you. Are you living in Resurrection Life?

What are you betting your life on?Career. Relationships. Success. Being a good person. We all build our lives on something we believe will finally satisfy us. But Christianity makes a strange and bold claim: a dead carpenter from Nazareth walked out of a tomb three days later.If that's not true, the apostle Paul says our faith is pointless. But if it is true, it changes everything.In this Easter message from Matthew 28, we explore the historical claims of the resurrection and the personal journey of faith—from curiosity, to encountering Jesus, to falling at His feet in surrender.Because resurrection means something incredible:The worst thing is never the last thing.

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You have been buried with Him by baptism, walking now in a resurrected life, so set your minds on things above. Lift your earthly head to Christ and the kingdom that is coming.

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People who only come to church on Easter might think, “Why are they always talking about the same thing? This whole resurrection thing?” It's because the resurrection of Jesus is the foundation of our faith. If the tomb is empty, everything changes for the world. And if the tomb is empty, anything's possible for your life.

Today, Pastor Michael Acock speaks on Easter Sunday and part 10 of our series, Face to Face - Encountering Jesus.   You can find the full sermon notes and other resources at our website. We hope this message encourages you and helps you know Jesus in a more real way. Subscribe to us at our YouTube channel, on Apple Podcasts or on Spotify. You can also visit us at Facebook or Instagram.

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Easter 2026 Resurrection Life; Our Story, His Glory - Pastor Kip Jacob

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What if resurrection isn't just something we wait for after we die—but something we can experience right now?On this Resurrection Sunday, we explore what it truly means to live a resurrection life. Many people—including Christians—settle for being “alive-ish”: saved, but stuck… breathing, but not fully living. But Jesus didn't rise from the dead so we could simply exist until heaven—He rose to make us fully alive today.Looking at Romans 6 and the life Jesus is living right now, this message unpacks a powerful truth: resurrection requires death—not just physical death, but a daily dying to our old ways, sin, and self. And from that death comes a new kind of life.Reflection Questions:Where in your life have you settled for being “alive-ish” instead of fully living the resurrection life Jesus offers?What is one specific area of your old life that needs to be put to death so you can walk in new life with Christ?Which of the five marks of resurrection life—present, purposeful, proven, praying, or preparing—is most missing in your life right now?What step of obedience is God calling you to take today so you can move from simply being saved to fully living resurrected?

Jesus' resurrection proved he is the Son of God and demonstrated his victory over death and evil. We are invited to resurrection life in here and now and for all eternity.

F.O.M.O. is an acronym for Fear of Missing Out. We experience F.O.M.O. when there is a constant anxiety that there might be something better we are not currently experiencing. It is anxiety about the future, anticipating a better event, a better car, a better relationship…There is another side to F.O.M.O., the Fear of Missed Opportunity. This is the realization that a moment is gone and can never be regained. It's the realization your child is x number of years old, and you haven't done what you said you always would. It's the weight of considering what you should have said to your loved one before their death. It's looking at your past and wishing you'd done more.The consequence of both sides of F.O.M.O. is that we never really live a full life in the present. We miss what is in front of us because we're too busy hoping and wishing, while the sands of time pass through our hands. This Easter weekend, as we celebrate the Risen Savior, Jesus Christ, I hope you will come to a new place of fullness that can ONLY be found in Him. In Christ, there is true grace, true hope, and true freedom! No more F.O.M.O., instead ABUNDANT LIFE!Before you dig into this message, dig into any of the passion narratives in the Gospel accounts, Matt. 26-28, Mark 14-16, Luke 22-24, John 18-2. Pastor Matt McCarter

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Send us Fan Mail In this Easter special of BuddyWalk with Jesus, we slow down enough to sit inside the mystery of Holy Week—not just as a story we remember, but as a living reality we are invited to enter. This episode reflects on the road to Jerusalem, the table, the garden, the cross, the silence of Saturday, and the dawn of resurrection, asking what it means for “He is risen” to become more than a familiar Easter phrase. Together, we consider how the risen Christ meets us in grief, ordinary life, unanswered questions, and the places where hope feels hardest to hold. This is an invitation to move beyond knowing the facts of Easter and into a present, experiential relationship with Jesus—one marked by active hope, deep surrender, and the quiet wonder of resurrection in everyday life. Support the show  If you have any questions about the subjects covered in today's episode you can find us on Facebook at the links below or you can shoot me an email at joe@buddywalkwithjesus.com  One Stop Shop for all the links Linktr.ee/happydeamedia

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