An Ongoing Conversation with Dr C Baxter Kruger and Jason Clark

What if death doesn't get the last word? Having explored what the incarnation reveals about being human and tackling the question of whether it's really okay to be human, Baxter, Jason and Katie dive deep into the resurrection and what it reveals about the heart of the heart of the Father, Son and Spirit towards humanity. What if our wounds don't define us? What if the things we carry with shame can be transformed into something beautiful? And what if the resurrection is not simply about life after death, but an invitation to live today in the freedom, wholeness and joy of knowing that we have never been separated from the love of the Father, Son and Spirit? Toether Katie, Baxter and Jason explore Jesus' resurrected body, the wounds he still carries, and the hope of a God who takes even the messiest parts of our lives and bring new life from them. For more information on the work Katie and her team do head to <a class="in-cell-link" target="_blank" href="https://www.idmin/">https://www.idmin</a>.org/ To join Katie's latest class Paradox Found: What Does It Mean To Be Human head to <a class="in-cell-link" target="_blank" href="https://www.companioningcenter.org/course/paradox-found-oct-2026">https://www.companioningcenter.org/course/paradox-found-oct-2026</a>

What The Resurrection Reveals About Being Human - Ep 116