Warnock is a British charismatic Reformed blogger and physician-turned-author who writes from within the Newfrontiers network; the book is notably published by Crossway, reflecting its broad conservative evangelical appeal beyond charismatic circles. The central corrective thrust — that resurrection has been underemphasized relative to the atonement — is a valuable contribution to evangelical preaching and theology.
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Jesus truly is alive today. But compared to his atoning death, Jesus' resurrection sparks relatively little discussion in the church. Inadvertently,we can become so focused on the good news that Christ died for our sins, that we almost forget he was "raised for our justification" (Romans 4:25).
In Raised with Christ, author Adrian Warnock exhorts Christians not to neglect the resurrection in their teaching and experience. Warnock takes his cue from Acts, where every recorded sermon focuses on Jesus' resurrection. He stresses that Christians who faithfully proclaim both the death and the bodily resurrection of Jesus, and live out the implications of that message in vibrant,grace-filled churches, will be enabled to reach a world that lives in death's dark shadow.
The power of the risen Christ is active in every true Christian, transforming our lives. Raised with Christ will help you discover afresh the massive implications of the empty tomb. Jesus' resurrection really has changed everything.
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TheoScope Score = Biblical Faithfulness 85% · Theological Depth 15%