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Good reading on the Greatest Event Ever

Last year at this time Matt Perman of Desiring God gave a short list of various readings related to Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday, those two coming together as one in “The Greatest Event in History.”

I agree. Furthermore, I don’t think I would be breathing right now if Christ hadn’t tasted death and risen again. And would have no hope, eternal or temporal.

God did not spare His own Son but intentionally and freely gave Him up for the salvation of His people. He bids us come and experience His love. This weekend, may more people trust in Christ and experience God as the fountain of all joy and the source of all love.

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Here are some recommended resources on the death and resurrection of Christ.

On the death of Christ:

  • The Greatest Event in History: Two Paradoxes in the Death of Christ
  • The Pleasure of God in Bruising the Son
  • For Whom Did Jesus Taste Death?
  • He Made Purification of Sins
  • God Did Not Spare His Own Son

On the resurrection of Christ:

  • The Gladness of the Risen God
  • But Christ Has Been Raised, You Are Not in Your Sins
  • Jesus is Alive to Serve
  • Eight Reasons Why I Believe Jesus Rose from the Dead
  • Six Gifts of the Resurrection

On the resurrection of believers:

  • Glorification: Conformed to Christ for the Supremacy of Christ
  • We Shall be Like Him
  • What Happens When You Die? The Dead Will be Raised Imperishable
  • How God’s Word Produces Our Work: The Mighty “Therefore” of 1 Corinthians 15:58

See also the sermon occasions “Good Friday” and “Easter Sunday,” and the topics “Jesus Christ,” “the Death of Christ,” “the Resurrection of Christ,” and “Glorification.”

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