Grace Reformed Church

Christ is the mediator between God and man, but how does he do the work of mediator-- What does that entail--

The certainty of the bodily resurrection of all believers is not simply based on faith, but on the overwhelming evidence supporting the historical resurrection of Christ and on the power of God.

The believers in Corinth had gone off course by listening to the wrong people. Paul warns them to be careful about who they listen to and not be easily led down the wrong path.

That Christ, the second person of the Godhead, would be the mediator for his people was something agreed upon among the persons of the Trinity from before the foundations of the earth.

The resurrection Christ is the most significant event in human history. This is not only because Christ's resurrection validates the Christian faith, validates everything Christ said and did, but because Christ's resurrection gives meaning to every aspect of life. If Christ did not rise from the dead, then all humanity is back at square one, wondering where did we come from-- What

Christ came as the humble king, riding on a donkey, to mediate an eternal peace between God and man, for those who place their faith in Christ, and bow the knee to his kingship.

The mediatorial work of Christ in establishing the new covenant was accomplished via his offices of prophet, priest, and king.

Christ's resurrection is not just definitive proof for what has happened in the past, but is the guarantee for what will happen in the future.

This historical, bodily resurrection of Christ is absolutely essential to Christianity. Without it, there is no Christianity.