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Chapter 5 – The Resurrection of the King

Mar 2000 - Sep 2000
Sermons in this series
Lesson 150 – Ascension and Session of Christ. Paul’s Apologia – Acts 17
Thu, Sep 21, 2000
by Charles Clough
Passage: Acts 17
Series: Chapter 5 – The Resurrection of the King
Duration: 1 hr 1 mins 36 secs
How the Apostle Paul approached and reasoned with a profoundly pagan group of people. Giving a reasoned defense for your faith. There is no such thing as “natural law.” Nothing works independently of God! Unbelief is inherently hypocritical. Quick review of the Framework series to this point.
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Lesson 149 – Doctrinal Consequence of Resurrection – Glorification (Part 3)
Thu, Apr 27, 2000
by Charles Clough
Series: Chapter 5 – The Resurrection of the King
Duration: 1 hr 22 mins
The sobering side of the resurrection. The glorification of nature. Applications of the resurrection. The resurrection is the basis for the Christian hope and a powerful incentive to Christian living. The resurrection and the gospel. “The chief and the highest end of man.” Questions and answers.
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Lesson 148 – Doctrinal Consequence of Resurrection – Glorification (Part 2)
Thu, Apr 20, 2000
by Charles Clough
Series: Chapter 5 – The Resurrection of the King
Duration: 1 hr 27 mins 52 secs
God is glorified sequentially in time. God is also glorified in eternity. Man will ultimately be glorified in the Person of Jesus Christ because, as the Son of Man, He fulfills the destiny of man. Nature will be glorified in the new heavens and new earth. Questions and answers.
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Lesson 147 – Doctrinal Consequence of Resurrection – Glorification (Part 1)
Thu, Apr 06, 2000
by Charles Clough
Series: Chapter 5 – The Resurrection of the King
Duration: 1 hr 2 mins 37 secs
Review of the biblical context of the resurrection. Using the resurrection to represent a vague hope is improper and reveals a false theology. The fall and final judgment have cosmic results and bracket evil. Glorification is the ultimate, final aim and purpose of history. God is progressively glorified throughout history.
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