December 15, 2019
1 Corinthians: Jesus is our Victory
Andrew Allison · Listen
Sermon Questions 1 Corinthians 15:50-58
- What do you believe happens when you die? Do you believe there’s anything after death? Is there an end of time as we know it?
- What is Paul saying happens after death?
- Explain how there can be victory over death? How is the possible? What does ‘victory’ look like?
- There’s a chance these Corinthian believers were discouraged, that could be why Paul wrote “stand firm.. let nothing move you..your labor i not in vain.” Any chance you’re discouraged this week? Does any part of v. 58 speak to your situation?
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