1 Corinthians 15:1-111. The Gospel, v. 1-2a) because people believe in vainb) because our natural drift is towards forgetting“The only thing more difficult than finding the truth is not losing it.  What starts out as new and precious becomes plain and old.  What begins a thrilling discovery becomes a rote exercise.  What provokes one generation to sacrifice and passion becomes in the next generation a case for rebellion and apathy.  The chief theological task now facing the Western church is not to reinvent or to be relevant but to remember.  We must remember the old, old story.  We must remember the faith once for all delivered to the saints. We must remember the truths that spark reformation, revival and regeneration.” -Kevin DeYoung2. What is most important, v. 3-4that Christ died for our sinsthat he was buriedthat he was raised on the third dayand that he appearedthat the Bible is reliable and authoritative3. That God reveals Himself, v. 5-9-Genesis 1:1-5-Romans 1:19-20Cephas (Peter)- people who have blown itthe twelve- people who have doubted itfive hundred brothers- those who want to believe itJames-(brother of Jesus) to a family member who needs itall the apostles- to followers who still have questions me (Paul)- someone who is ashamed of how he has lived and what he has done4. Grace, v. 10-11-John 1:14-Ephesians 1:7-10-Hebrews 4:16-Acts 20:24Mental Worship1. What are you in danger of forgetting about the gospel?2. In light of all that is happening in our world, what used to feel important to you but no longer is important?3. How does the resurrection inform and influence the way you think about the Bible?4. Who are you asking God to reveal himself to these days?5. What effect has grace had on your life, your marriage and your friendships?