The God of the Living (Matthew 22:23–33) John MacArthur

Summary

The sermon explores the universal human anticipation of an afterlife, drawing from various cultures and historical figures like Benjamin Franklin. It draws attention to the inherent desire for life after death, as seen in ancient Egyptian beliefs, Greek traditions, and even indigenous practices. Ultimately, the message highlights that this deep-seated hope for resurrection and continuation of existence is something that has resonated throughout human history.