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What does Paul mean when he says he wants to know “the power of His resurrection” in Philippians 3: 10–11? This message explores how the resurrection of Jesus is not only a past event but a present reality for believers. The same life-giving power that raised Christ from the dead is now at work in Christians through the Holy Spirit. This is God’s power, not human strength. It is the power of the gospel, the power that brings salvation, and the power that transforms daily life. Through the Holy Spirit, believers are strengthened inwardly, guided in obedience, and shaped into the likeness of Christ as they walk toward the final resurrection.
The sermon also looks at how Scripture describes the marks of someone living in this resurrection power. There is a new spiritual birth, a sincere confession that Jesus is Lord, and an ongoing battle against sin. The fruit of the Spirit begins to grow, producing love, joy, peace, and self-control. There is a deepening relationship with God as Father, along with assurance and perseverance in faith. These evidences point to the Spirit’s work within. Because the Spirit who raised Jesus now lives in believers, they are called to live in that power, put sin to death, and walk in newness of life while looking forward to the resurrection still to come.
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What does Paul mean when he says he wants to know “the power of His resurrection” in Philippians 3: 10–11? This message explores how the resurrection of Jesus is not only a past event but a present reality for believers. The same life-giving power that raised Christ from the dead is now at work in Christians through the Holy Spirit. This is God’s power, not human strength. It is the power of the gospel, the power that brings salvation, and the power that transforms daily life. Through the Holy Spirit, believers are strengthened inwardly, guided in obedience, and shaped into the likeness of Christ as they walk toward the final resurrection.
The sermon also looks at how Scripture describes the marks of someone living in this resurrection power. There is a new spiritual birth, a sincere confession that Jesus is Lord, and an ongoing battle against sin. The fruit of the Spirit begins to grow, producing love, joy, peace, and self-control. There is a deepening relationship with God as Father, along with assurance and perseverance in faith. These evidences point to the Spirit’s work within. Because the Spirit who raised Jesus now lives in believers, they are called to live in that power, put sin to death, and walk in newness of life while looking forward to the resurrection still to come.
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Links to Sermon Notes & Answers:
➤Sermon Notes (Blank): sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_1e4795fa93ad4959b2fb0d757c314eef.pdf
➤Sermon Notes (Answers): sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_50de9ab5e6614d0198fa6c5ed02218c2.pdf
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