Matthew 28. Day 96 - The New Testament in an Year

The New Testament in a Year

The Empty Tomb. Jesus' Appearance. The Great Commission.

"Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit" - Matthew 28:19

In this episode, we explore Matthew Chapter 28, where the empty tomb and the resurrection of Jesus Christ unfold, bringing immense joy and a profound shift in our understanding of life and faith. We focus on key "look-fors" such as the significance of the empty tomb, the revealing appearances of Jesus to His followers, and the profound message within the Great Commission. Each of these points guides us to deeper reflections on faith, the divine nature of Jesus, and our responsibilities as followers of Christ. We explore how these pivotal events not only signify a new beginning but also anchor our faith in the tangible proof of Jesus’ resurrection and His eternal presence.

Our takeaways from this chapter encourage us to integrate the power of the resurrection into our daily lives. We discuss how resurrection power can help us overcome personal trials and invite us to acknowledge and embrace this divine strength each day. The episode also addresses the coexistence of faith and doubt, reminding us that questioning can lead to a stronger, more resilient faith. Finally, we examine the implications of living out the Great Commission, emphasizing our active role in disciple-making and spreading Jesus' teachings. Each takeaway offers practical applications, urging us to live out our faith actively and purposefully in our communities and beyond, continually fostering our walk with Christ.