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This Is The Life!

Dr. Warren W. Wiersbe | April 10, 1977

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The best word to describe the Christian faith is life—life in Jesus Christ, the risen, triumphant, reigning Son of God. But there are people all around us that do not have this everlasting life. Pastor Wiersbe shares three reasons everyone should accept and share life in Christ—the holiest life possible.

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The best word to describe the Christian faith is life.

We have life in Jesus Christ, the risen, triumphant, reigning Son of God.

Jesus is our life.

People all around us do not have everlasting life.

People don’t want hell, death, and condemnation, but they don’t understand the Christian life.

When Paul discovered eternal life, he wanted to share it with others.

Three reasons we should receive resurrection life by believing in Jesus:

  • Resurrection life is the highest life possible (Colossians 3:1-4).
    • The level you live your life on is based on your nature.
    • When we give our life to Christ, He gives us a new nature.
    • When we are saved, we set our minds on things that are higher and greater than this Earth.
    • Life in Christ means safety and security.
  • Resurrection life is the holiest life possible (Colossians 3:5-11).
    • Christ is not only our example, He is holiness living in us.
    • Paul commands us to put to death our old, sinful
    • Jesus died so we can clothe ourselves with His righteousness.
  • Resurrection life is the happiest life possible (Colossians 3:12-17).
    • The Christian life is the happiest because we have experienced the grace, peace, Word, and name of Jesus.
    • All Christians are rich in the blessings of Jesus.
    • Because Jesus is alive, we have a song in our hearts and a purpose for living.
    • Christians rejoice because of everything we have in Christ.

It cost Jesus His life to give us eternal life.

Resurrection life can be yours today if you will simply come to Jesus.

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