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Ryan Sim - March 30, 2016

Jesus Is...Alive - Wednesday

Easter

Jesus intended for his resurrection to change his followers' lives, not just their deaths. Question: How would your life be different is Jesus had stayed dead? Here's how one blogger, Shawn Lovejoy, put it: * I would have no hope of overcoming impossible odds. * I would have no hope of seeing miracles in my life. * I would have no hope of being liberated from my sin. * I would have no hope of change. * I would have no hope at funerals. * I would have no hope of life beyond my death. * I would have no hope of life ever getting any better than it is now. Source: http://shawnlovejoy.wordpress.com/2013/03/28/why-easter-matters-to-me/

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