Why Easter Should Still Change Your Life
Nate & Paul
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It’s easy to gloss over Easter as “just another holiday.” We assume we understand Christ’s resurrection and move on. But the resurrection isn’t something we outgrow. It’s something we grow into. In this week’s episode, Nate Dewberry and founder Paul Amos discuss why our understanding of Christ’s resurrection must continue to deepen. No matter how qualified or successful we become, we are still broken inside. And trying to manage an outward performance is exhausting. But Jesus didn’t call us to perform. He called us to follow. And real freedom begins when we stop striving and start surrendering. The reality of Easter is that Christ died for our sins long before we committed them. Rest in light of the resurrection. And join The Redeemed! Men grow when we have a place to be honest, known, and can walk with other brothers in Christ.
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7:55-8:47 Growing in our understanding of the resurrection
15:45-17:30 Freedom that comes with submission
20:45-21:23 His yoke is light and living in his freedom
23:15-24:25 Christ already died for your sins before you committed them
25:35-27:13 still dealing with the decay of sin and death
28:50-30:46 rest in Jesus
31:42-32:45(ish) Join the Redeemed!
33:00-34:28 Safety in The Redeemed
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