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Hope Study
Beyond the Tomb: How the Resurrection Transforms Our Lives
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not just a historical milestone—it is the heartbeat of the Christian faith. It assures us that God's promises are true, His love is unwavering, and His power is at work in our lives. In this session, we explore how the resurrection transforms us in three essential ways: it redefines our identity, gives us a mission, and fills us with hope.
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Welcome to Hope Study, where we explore life's deepest questions through a Biblical lens of hope. In this episode, Paul Antunes tackles a profound mystery: If God is good, why does evil exist? Join us as we delve into the concepts of free will, God's goodness, and finding hope in the midst of suffering. Whether you're seeking answers or simply curious, this episode offers insights to help navigate this complex theological terrain.
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What is Evil?
In this thought-provoking episode of Hope Study, host Paul Antunes tackles one of humanity's greatest dilemmas: the existence of evil in a world created by a loving God. Exploring both philosophical and biblical perspectives, Paul delves into the nature of moral and natural evil, the concept of free will, and the origin of Satan. The episode offers a message of hope, discussing God's plan for redemption through Jesus Christ and the promise of a world free from suffering.
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La résurrection de Jésus constitue le fondement même de la foi et de l'espérance chrétiennes. Aussi incroyable que puisse paraître cet événement, nous pouvons y croire grâce aux nombreux témoins qui ont rencontré Jésus après son retour à la vie. Parmi eux, Marie Madeleine, l'une des premières à voir le Christ ressuscité, et Thomas, le disciple sceptique, qui a eu du mal à croire sans voir.



