The Resurrection Future of The People of God | Daniel 12:1-3 | Richard Caldwell
- Preacher
- Richard Caldwell
- Tradition
- Christian (Unspecified)
- Published
- Length
- 59:22
Scripture
About this sermon
Is your hope fixed on this world or the next? Join Pastor Richard Caldwell for “The Resurrection Future of The People of God” as we explore the biblical prophecy of the resurrection in Daniel 12. In this expository look at Daniel 12:1-3, Pastor Richard Caldwell addresses why believers are often surprised by the depths of human depravity and the trials of this life. By understanding God’s common grace and sovereign care, we find that the suffering of the saints is never unregulated or outside of His divine plan. This world is not our home, and our true deliverance is found in the power of God through Jesus Christ. The sermon transitions from the distress of the Great Tribulation to the glorious promise of the bodily resurrection. Because Christ was raised as the first fruits, every person faces a certain future of either everlasting life or everlasting contempt. For those whose names are written in the Book of Life, this future is one of brilliant, eternal glory that far outweighs the sovereign suffering experienced in this present evil age. We are encouraged to live as a people of understanding who lead others to righteousness. As we look toward the return of our Great King and a kingdom not of this world, we rest in the assurance that God’s providence is personal and His promises are certain. Our inheritance is nothing less than the very glory of Christ, shining like the stars forever and ever. Key Biblical Takeaways The suffering of believers is sovereignly regulated by God and never outside of His compassionate care and angelic protection. The physical resurrection is a biblical certainty guaranteed by the resurrection of Jesus Christ, leading to either eternal life or eternal judgment. God’s plan of salvation includes the total restoration of the believer, resulting in a physical nature free from sin and death for all eternity. True wisdom involves a God-given understanding of His Word and a commitment to leading others toward the righteousness found in Christ alone.
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