In a recent teaching on 1st Corinthians 15, we explored Paul’s shift from discussing spiritual gifts to the profound topic of resurrection. This passage is significant as it addresses the afterlife, a matter of great interest among Christians. Paul explains that before Christ, those who died were separated from God, but Jesus brought the promise of resurrection, offering hope for a superior afterlife. The chapter is divided into four parts, addressing key questions about resurrection: its reality, the nature of resurrected bodies, the fate of the living at Jesus’ return, and the practical benefits of this doctrine. Paul underscores the core of the Gospel: Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection, all according to the scriptures. This teaching highlights that resurrection is central to the Christian faith, offering not just forgiveness and salvation but the promise of a better life beyond.