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Today, we flip to the other side of the coin from last week’s discussion. Instead of focusing on the first Adam in Genesis and how sin brought death into the world, we turn our attention to the second Adam, Jesus Christ, who came to restore what was broken and bring everything back into harmony. Through His work on the cross, and by defeating death and hell through His resurrection, Jesus secured the way to eternal life for all who place their faith in Him. The question is simple but eternal: Have you chosen to side with the second Adam, Jesus Christ?
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