In today's sermon, "The Hope and Resurrection of the Dead", according to the section "Summary From Last Week (#61)": What must be realized to gain salvation? How can we truly realize the reality of our sins? How do people usually judge sins? How does the gospel point to all sinful conditions of men? Why is Christ the only solution to our fundamental problem? What is the original cause of all sin?
In the section "Then Paul, knowing that some of them were Sadducees and others Pharisees ... I stand on trial because of my hope in the resurrection of the dead.": Where is Paul now on trial? What does the word "trial" mean, and what is the reason he stands on trial? What is he about to receive, and from whom? What does Philippians 3:5-6 say about him?
In the "Conclusion": What is it which leads us to experience heavenly truth on earth? What is our most important mission, and what is it the only way of raising?
In "Love That Never Lets Go", by Ray Stedman: How does Stedman say that Paul "fell into the devil's trap"?
In today's daily devotion, entitled - "Seeing Beyond Loss": How does Psalm 77:10-11 reflect today"s story?