When Jesus walked out of the tomb, he rose bodily. Gloriously. Tangibly. He ate with people. He spok @TheOverlapLifewithTimBarber
When Jesus walked out of the tomb, he rose bodily. Gloriously. Tangibly. He ate with people. He spok  @TheOverlapLifewithTimBarber
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When Jesus walked out of the tomb, he rose bodily. Gloriously. Tangibly. He ate with people. He spoke with people. He was recognizable, and yet transformed.

That matters. Because it means the resurrection was God's declaration that creation itself is worth saving.

The future is more real than this world. It is this world made whole. Creation healed, liberated, renewed, and flooded with the life of God.

The resurrection was the first crack in the brokenness of the world. The beginning of the repair. And if that is true, then your grief, your doubt, your church hurt, your quiet sense that life should mean more — none of it gets the final word.

God is reclaiming this world. And that includes you. #Resurrection #Easter #NewCreation #Hope #Faith #Jesus #Theology #BibleStudy #ChristianLiving #OverlapLife
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