9 November 2025 - Glory Revealed Through Risen Proof-Q&A
·14 min·1 clip
If Jesus did not rise, it would prove He had sin, making His sacrifice invalid like Cain's rejected offering.
The episode begins with a welcome to the Q&A session, inviting listeners to text questions based on the morning's sermon from 1 Corinthians 15, titled 'Glory Revealed Through Risen Proof.' Ryan, the teacher, starts by reflecting on how preparing for this teaching personally impacted him, revealing that while he always believed in the resurrection, it was often a 'cool' but forgotten part of his gospel sharing until this study elevated its importance. The first question asks how the bodily resurrection confirms the Father accepted Jesus's sacrifice. Ryan explains that Jesus prophesied His resurrection, and its fulfillment validates all His words; moreover, if He had not risen, it would indicate sin in His life, invalidating the sacrifice as per Old Testament requirements of a spotless lamb. Another question references Cain and Abel, prompting Ryan to clarify that a non-resurrected Jesus would be like Cain's rejected offering. A question about biblical accuracy and potential additions to the text is addressed by Ryan pointing to 1 Corinthians 15, where secular scholars note Paul's creed of Jesus's death, burial, resurrection, and appearances was recorded within a year of the event, suggesting early belief rather than later fabrication. The host then asks how to encourage someone who sees logical evidence but struggles to believe. Ryan discusses how God provides enough evidence for confidence but not overwhelming proof, preserving free will and requiring faith, which God blesses. This leads to a tangent on sanctification and parenting parallels, emphasizing God's patience and joy in the faith journey. A clarification is made about Judas, distinguishing between the betrayer and Jesus's skeptical brother Judas, to address a question about resurrection skepticism. Finally, Ryan expresses eagerness to discuss the resurrection's practical implications in daily life, teasing next week's continuation in 1 Corinthians 15. The episode wraps up with thanks and an invitation for the next session.
