Easter Series Empty Tomb
by Cody Anderson Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

In the preceding article, we examined eyewitness accounts to establish the historic account of the resurrection. In this article, we will delve into the events surrounding the resurrection to explain the reasons for a risen Savior. The empty tomb holds the utmost significance within the Christian faith, as its absence negates the possibility of salvation. Given that Christ was the first fruits, believers can be assured of eternal life after their physical demise.

Easter Series -Eyewitness Accounts
by Cody Anderson Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

For the next few weeks, we will be looking at Easter – the time we remember the resurrection of the One who laid down His life. We will consider the impact of the resurrection on the early Christian church, what it means for humanity today, how an empty tomb changed history, and the eyewitness accounts.

Easter Series -Eyewitness Accounts
by Cody Anderson Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

For the next few weeks, we will be looking at Easter – the time we remember the resurrection of the One who laid down His life. We will consider the impact of the resurrection on the early Christian church, what it means for humanity today, how an empty tomb changed history, and the eyewitness accounts.

Let No Man Deceive Himself
by Joey Carroll Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

Deception began very early in the history of all things. It was in the garden that the serpent deceived or lied to Eve, and she ate. But we know Eve was not innocent in the matter. She certainly had the time to consider the issue at hand. She had time to recall the command that had been given to her husband from God Himself. She was certainly not force fed that fateful fruit. She willingly put forth her hand and disobeyed God.

Let No Man Deceive Himself
by Joey Carroll Corinth Missionary Baptist Church

Deception began very early in the history of all things. It was in the garden that the serpent deceived or lied to Eve, and she ate. But we know Eve was not innocent in the matter. She certainly had the time to consider the issue at hand. She had time to recall the command that had been given to her husband from God Himself. She was certainly not force fed that fateful fruit. She willingly put forth her hand and disobeyed God.