A Problem For My Problem | Jonathan Rivera | Elevation Church

0:52 been thinking a lot about uh this moment and before i do anything else and before i preach the word of god i want to take a moment to just honor your pastors and honor your church there's some people that you know from afar you don't know them up close but even though you don't know them they have an impact on you like i remember when kobe died and i cried like if a family member died because even though I didn't know him, he had made an impact on my life. Recently, I went to the movies and watched Spider-Man and I cried a lot because I felt like even though I don't know Spider-Man, he is real, but I felt like even though I don't know him, I know him and he's made an impact on my life from afar. And I can't tell you the kind of impact that Elevation Church and pastors Stephen and Holly Furtick have made on my life. I can't talk about my relationship with Jesus.

1:48 I can't talk about my ministry. I can't talk about my life without talking about Elevation Church and Elevation Worship and pastors Stephen and Holly Furtick. Come on, if you love your church, if you love your pastors, can you make a little bit of noise today? Come on, all of our campuses, can you make a little bit of noise today? Do me a favor, high five, five people, and let them know I'm glad you came to church today. Glad you came to church after that you go ahead take a seat take a seat take a seat is anybody happy to be in God's house today can we say thank you to the worship team for leading us today come on if you love my friend Graham Furtick you make a little bit of noise today Got a word that I've been praying over and preparing and I really feel like it's going to be an encouragement to somebody in this room today.

2:46 But before I go into the work, can I introduce you to my family really quickly? Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is a picture of my wife. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Your boy did good. Your boy did good. He gave me a Colombian queen. Someone say hallelujah. Now I'm about to show you a picture of my son When I show you this picture of my son I need you to absolutely lose your mind Are you ready? This is my son Tobias Come on, put that picture up on the screen for me Yeah, that's my boy That's my boy Also, the last thing that I'll do I need to give a special shout out I am a proud Puerto Rican from Orlando, Florida And so shout out to Elevation Orlando Shout out to Elevation Melbourne So thankful for what God's doing in our city and in our state. Is anybody ready for the Word of God today? I need you to do three things for me. Number one, I need you to take some notes. I heard y'all take notes at Elevation Church. Is that true?

3:43 Show me your notebook. Show me your notebook. Show me your notebook. Does anybody have a Bible in the room? Show me your Bible. Show me your Bible. Show me your Bible. I like big Bibles and I cannot lie. today i need you to take some notes write some stuff down because i you can't remember what god told you if you don't remember what god told you you're gonna want to go back and remember what god spoke to you today somebody say amen that's the second thing that i need you to do i heard that elevation church y'all talk back to the preacher is that right now i want you to know you don't talk back to the preacher because we just like to have ruckus and noise it when you talk back when you say amen it's actually an expression of faith saying God I received that word from my life somebody say amen come on where's my amen corner today where's the people who are saying is it over here is it over here is it over here is it over here is it over here is it over here no it's over here I feel like it's over here I feel like it's over here y'all my amen corner today last but not least I want you to open up your heart because I truly believe that today someone say today God has a word that he wants to share with you.

4:48 If you got a Bible, I want you to go to Philippians chapter 1, verses 12 through 14. We're reading the book of Philippians, which is really a letter. It's a letter from the Apostle Paul. Apostle Paul is one of the most important people in all the Bible. He's an apostle. He wrote two-thirds of the New Testament. And in my mind, he's kind of the goal.

5:10 He writes this letter to a group of people that are worried about him. and he wants to encourage them because right now he's in prison and his situation doesn't look very promising and doesn't look very hopeful, but he writes them to encourage him. And he has this peculiar passage that I would like to share with you today. Philippians 1, 12 through 14. Here's what it says. Now I want you to know brothers and sisters that what has happened to me has actually served to advance the gospel. Pause. He's saying, me being in prison, behind bars, in chains, has actually served to advance the gospel. And as a result, it has become clear throughout the whole palace guard and to everyone else that I am in chains for Christ. And because of my chains, most of the brothers and sisters have become confident in the Lord and dare all the more to proclaim the gospel without fear.

6:14 If you're taking notes tonight, over the next few minutes, I'd like to speak to you from this thought. A problem for my problem. A problem for my problem. Say it again, a problem for my problem. Can you bow your heads and close your eyes? Let's pray over the preaching of God's word. Lord, we love you. This is your house and we are your people. and I pray that today as we look into your word, you would speak to us through your spirit in the ways that only you can and in the end, we promise to give you all the glory and all the honor and all the praise. In Jesus' name, can someone shout out amen? Come on, if you're ready for the word of God today, can you make a little bit of noise? last thing i gotta give a shout out uh i am the campus pastor at southeastern university and i heard that elevation college might be in the room today come on shout out to elevation college excited about what god's doing with you guys real quick uh make some noise if you love history you're a history buff you like history all right let's let's do this one this will get some more amens raise your hand if you like a good documentary you like a documentary I'm worried about you Because all y'all are watching documentaries about murderers and serial killers and that's the way that's the reason why you can't sleep at night But I love history. I love biographies. I love documentaries I love hearing the story of how something became what it became or how someone became what they became I love documentaries and I love stories, especially about things that i'm passionate about So for example, I love Apple. I've got an iPhone. I've got an iPad. I got an iMac, a lot of eyes.

7:57 I got all of them. And I want to hear the story of how Apple started as a company. And when I started doing research, I saw something I'd never seen before. See, most people have heard of a guy named Steve Jobs. Raise your hand if you heard of Steve Jobs. Put your hands down. Raise your hand if you ever heard of a man named Steve Wozniak. Raise your hand. Fewer people. Put your hands down. There's one name that most people have never heard of. They've heard of Steve Jobs. They've heard of Steve Wozniak. But many people have never heard of a man named Ronald Wayne. The reason why is because Ronald Wayne isn't part of the story the way that Steve and Steve are. See, here's what happened. 50 years ago, April 1st, 1976, there was three co-founders of the Apple company, not two, Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne. Ronald Wayne did some pretty important stuff. He was actually part of creating the first manual for the first Apple computer.

8:54 Not only did he do that, he was also the one who created the first ever Apple logo. It wasn't an Apple. It was actually something else. Can you put that picture on the screen? This is the first ever Apple logo that was ever created. Ronald Wayne did that. And because of his work, he was going to receive 10% of the Apple company. But something happened. After 12 days, he quit. Couldn't handle the stress. Couldn't handle the worry. Couldn't handle the anxiety. Steve and Steve were driving him crazy. Maybe they didn't like him because his name wasn't Steve. Because then it would have been Steve, Steve, and Steve. But it was Steve, Steve, and Ronald. They didn't like the sound of that. So here's what he does. He quits and he sells his 10% of the company for $800.

9:46 Now we all know Apple went on to be a real small mom and pop shop in San Francisco. It's actually not what happened. Apple goes on to be one of, if not the biggest company in the entire world. quick question. Would you like to know how much his $800, his 10% of Apple stock will be worth 50 years later in 2026? $200 billion dollars. That's not an M with a B. Billion. Billy. Now once you look at me, I have a question that I would like to ask you today. Have you ever seen somebody quit too soon?

10:43 have you ever seen somebody that threw in the white towel too soon have you ever seen someone quit on a job too soon quit on a friendship too soon quit on a marriage too soon quit on a dream too soon have you ever seen somebody quit on god too soon see what's sad about that is the possibility of what could have been and what should have been and what would have been, but did not happen because sometimes we give up too soon and we miss out on everything that God had in store for us. Came to encourage somebody at Elevation Church today. Look at me. It's too soon to quit. Look at your neighbor. Say neighbor. It's too soon to quit. Look at your other neighbor, your second option and let your neighbor know neighbor is too soon to quit. One day you and I will stand before God. You and I will stand before Jesus and we will give an account for the life that we lived. And he will ask us, what did you do with the life that I gave you? What did you do with the talents that I gave you? What did you do with the family that I gave you? What did you do with the resources that I gave you? There's actually scripture about this in the Bible.

12:03 there's something called the judgment seat of Christ. There's going to be a judgment around eternity, but then there's going to be a judgment for the believers or followers of Jesus, where Jesus is going to talk to you about the life that you live. Second Corinthians 510. Here's what it says, for we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ so that each one may receive what is due for what he has done in the body, whether good or evil. I remember hearing preachers preach about this text and talking about how one day we're going to stand before Jesus and we're going to give an account for the life that we lived. But the preacher preached it in an interesting way. Maybe you've heard this before. Maybe you and I listened to the same preacher. He would say, one day you're going to get to heaven and there's going to be a gigantic screen.

12:47 Has anyone heard this before? There's going to be a screen in heaven and God's going to play a movie of your life. And people are going to see the good things that you did, but they're also going to see the bad things that you did. Do you want people to watch a movie about all the bad things that you did? And the whole time that I'm watching it, I'm thinking, I just hope my mom isn't there to watch the movie. Because there's a season, there's parts of that movie that are not PG-13. And I don't want my mother to see. See, the older that I got, I came to two conclusions. The first thing is this, the Bible doesn't say anything about a TV screen. The preacher added that part. That part's not there. And then the second thing is this, even if that is true, even if everyone that I know will see all the mistakes that I made and all the bad things that I did and the sins that I committed, I don't have to be worried about that because Jesus died on the cross for me. I'm covered by the blood of Christ. I've been redeemed. There is now therefore no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. Play the movie. I'm not worried about it.

13:54 now here's the thing like i mentioned this is that the movie part isn't in the bible but you know what will be worse than a movie about all the mistakes that you made and all the things that you committed i remember my youth pastor told me one time you know what will be worse than that could you imagine god played a movie of the life that you could have lived the life that you would have lived the people that you could have impacted the businesses you could have started, the lives you could have changed, the messages you could have preached, the songs you could have written, the businesses you could have started, but you never did because you quit too soon. Because you allow life to get in the way. Listen to me, that is horrible. I hate to think about that. You know why? Because the only thing harder than obedience is regret. the heart the only thing harder than saying yes to god is wishing you would have said yes to god see god has so much in store for our lives our marriages our children our families our businesses our church our callings god has so much in store for us but all of that listen to me is on the other side of something called perseverance somebody say perseverance someone shout out perseverance let me give you miriam webster's definition of perseverance perseverance is continued effort to do or achieve something despite difficulties failure or opposition let me put that in plain english for you you need to push past the pain you need to push past the pain can you say that with me push past the pain say one more time push past the pain i kind of like this push past the pain only do it when i put my hands So are you ready?

15:53 Push past the pain. Watch this. Give yourselves a round of applause. The truth is, pain is part of the human experience. I want you all to know today, I confess to you, my back hurts. My knee hurts. My life hurts. Pain is part of the human experience and there's all kinds of pain. And I came today to church to let you know that God cares about your pain.

16:26 God doesn't cause all pain. breaks God's heart. Some of the things that you've had to go through, it breaks my heart as a pastor, some of the things that you've had to walk through. I bet if I walked around and passed the microphone, I'd hear so many stories of things that people are even walking through right now in this church. And nobody would know. They could be sitting on your left, sitting on your right, behind you or in front of you. They have no idea what you're walking through. There's all kinds of pain. There's relational pain. There's emotional pain. There's physical pain. There's financial pain. But what I love about the Bible is the Bible is a book that doesn't run away from pain.

17:05 Actually read the Bible. If you've ever really read the Bible, here's what you see. A lot of pain. A lot of brokenness. The Bible doesn't run away from pain, which brings me to the book of Philippians, where we find our passage today. Philippians is an interesting book. See, Philippians is written by the Apostle Paul. Someone say Paul. And the book of Philippians is written in prison. It's a prison epistle. Someone say prison. Look at your neighbor and say, neighbor, I don't want to go back to prison. Your neighbor's like, you went to prison? I didn't know what I was sitting next to. Dang. the book of Philippians is written by Paul. It's written in prison, but there's one additional factor that makes it an interesting book. Theologians, scholars, they call the book of Philippians, the book of joy, the epistle of joy, the letter of joy, which to me sounds like an oxymoron. Paul writes a book in prison and is the epistle of joy. That feels like a contradiction because how do you have joy while you're sitting in a prison cell? That doesn't feel like the appropriate response to chains. So Paul, he's trying to encourage the church in Philippi. The people are worried about him and he's trying to encourage them. He's saying all these encouraging things and he's speaking about joy. But as I'm listening to this, I got to be honest. I'm thinking to myself, Paul, are you faking it? Just tell me the truth. Are you struggling? Are you not okay?

18:44 Just tell me what's really going on. Are you faking it? Are you lying? Is the situation actually worse than you want to be honest about? Because Paul, this doesn't feel genuine. You're in prison, but you're talking about joy. I used to ask the same question about my mama. Mom, if you're would fight with me on Friday. And my mama would spank me on Saturday. My mother didn't believe in gentle parenting. My mother, she's Pentecostal and Puerto Rican. She believed in the laying on of hands. You know what I'm talking about. Oh, you in therapy too. Anyways, um, so my mama would argue with me on Friday. She would spank me on Sunday, but then on Saturday, but she would sing on Sunday. We had a bad week, but my mama would show up to church.

19:38 Maybe you know the song. I've got a joy like a river, joy like a river. Sing with me. Joy like a river in my soul. I got a joy, joy, joy like a river, joy like a river in my soul. But she wasn't singing on Saturday.

20:04 She was spanking. Singing and spanking. She's doing both. I think about my mom and I think about Paul and I've got a question. Which one is it? Is it joy or is it chains? is it is it praise or is it pain which one is it because it doesn't feel like both of those can go together but the answer is it's actually both it's praising in my pain and not allowing my pain to stop my praise someone say perseverance today we see this in first in acts chapter 16 this is not paul's first time in prison he is a repeat offender. It says Acts chapter 16, Paul and Silas are in prison. Pastor Jonathan preached about this a couple of weeks ago. Paul and Silas, they're in prison and the Bible says they're praying and singing hymns and the other prisoners were listening to them. And suddenly there was such a violent earthquake that the foundations of the prison were shaken. And at once all the prison doors flew open and everyone's chains came loose. That's a powerful sermon. I could preach that sermon. That's a powerful story. I believe that God can set people free. I believe that God does miracles. I believe that God does the impossible. I believe that God sets chains loose and brings freedom. But what do you do when you're singing about joy, but you're still in chains?

21:29 Coming to church on Sunday, you're serving, you're worshiping, you're giving, you're listening, but your kid's still acting up and you still can't sleep and your spouse still isn't coming to church. And that addiction keeps knocking at your door and you still can't find a job. the apostle Paul can relate. See, at the very top, we read Philippians chapter one, verses 12 through 14. In this moment where Paul is writing this, he's still in prison. He's still in chains, but he says something interesting about his experience. He says in verse 12, now I want you to know brothers and sisters that what has happened to me has actually served to advance. Someone say advance the gospel. When he says what has happened to me, he's talking about his chains. These chains are advancing the gospel. What has happened to me, me being in prison, me being in chains unfairly, unjustly, and I'm here for preaching the gospel.

22:35 Have you ever done everything right and still things go wrong? You come in a church, you're trying to get right you're trying to lead your family the right way you're trying to honor god at your workplace you're trying to honor god in your relationships you're trying to do the right thing and the wrong thing happens paul says what has happened to me being in prison has actually served to advance the gospel he's talking about it like it's a good thing he even talks about it in a way where it almost implies, listen to me, that he's grateful for it. How can you be grateful for the pain that you're going through? How can you celebrate the struggle that you're living in? Now, listen to me. I don't think Paul likes pain. He's not a masochist. I don't think anybody likes pain. It's like when I talk to people who go on a diet. Nobody likes a diet. If someone tells you they like a diet they're either lying to you or trying to sell you something nobody likes a diet but here's what they do like they like the results that it produces I've been living long enough and following Jesus long enough.

23:49 And I've read the Bible long enough to notice. I don't understand why, but pain produces. Produces, produces something on the inside of you. James would say in chapter one of his book, he would say, consider it pure joy. my brothers and sisters, when you go through trials of all many kinds, because it is producing. Someone say produce. I don't know why pain does it the way it does, but pain produces. See, I'm not thankful that you went through the divorce. I'm not thankful that you lost the job. I'm not thankful for the betrayal. I'm not thankful that I lost those people. I'm not thankful that I went through that season. I'm not thankful that they lied about me. It hurt me. It broke me it did something to me but listen to me on the other side of it pain produced something that success couldn't produce pain produced something that money couldn't produce pain produced something that promotion couldn't produce brain produced something that that relationship couldn't produce pain produced something that fame couldn't produce pain produced something that an answered prayer couldn't produce pain produces and i don't thank him for the pain but I do thank him for how he used the pain to produce something in me that I could not produce in myself listen to me if you've ever been on the other side of pain and looked back and said thank you Jesus can you make a little bit of noise today if he got you through if he did something in you he made you stronger he made you wiser he made you better he made you more loving he made you more compassionate I don't understand why it works that way all I know is that pain produces. What has happened to me has actually served to advance the gospel. That's the other thing. The gospel is advancing. I want someone to know today, there's nothing that could stop the gospel. There's nothing that could stop the kingdom of God. There's nothing that could stop the word of God. There's nothing that could stand in the way of my Jesus. It doesn't matter what TikTok says. It doesn't matter what Instagram says. It doesn't matter what the news says.

25:56 doesn't matter what you hear on the street the gospel is on the move your God and my God listen to me he's always working look at your neighbor say labor I said labor neighbor let him cook tell your other neighbor neighbor let him cook what i love about god is how he moves the gospel forward in ways that we could never imagine like like god is always looking for forrest gump he's always looking to do things in a way that you and i wouldn't have done it he always done does things in a way where you and i couldn't see the potential of it but god did someone say god did Paul's situation isn't looking good. He is in chains. He's in prison. This feels like a loss. The show is over, bro. Throw up the white flag, hang up the jersey. But Paul doesn't do that.

27:04 See, Paul's a preacher, but how do you preach behind bars? Paul is a church planter. How do plant churches in chains. Paul goes on to say, as a result, it has become clear throughout the whole palace guard and to everyone else that I am in chains for Christ. Context matters. Someone say context. If you're not careful, you'll skip over a pretty significant detail in this passage. That's why you need context. Someone say context. Paul says, it has become clear throughout the whole palace. Everybody knows. The security guard knows. The secretary knows. The housekeeping team knows. Everybody knows. I'm in chains. But then he says this other phrase, the whole palace guard. If you read that, you're like, well, what does that mean? How many people is that? In Roman culture, the palace guard was also known as the praetorian guard. The praetorian guard was a small army of a thousand soldiers. And they all know about Paul. You know why? Because in Roman prisons, what they would do is they would get the prisoner. They will put him in chains, but he wasn't just left in the prison cell by himself. What they would do is they will put a soldier on his right and they'll put a soldier on his left. If you can use your imagination for saying, I just got a feeling Paul was an evangelist. He was going to talk to everybody, even if they didn't want to Listen, I can imagine someone sitting next to him.

28:40 Hey, man, what's your name? Julio? Nice to meet you, Julio. Julio, you Puerto Rican? I went to Puerto Rico one time. It was a good time, man. I like mofongo, you know. Julio, you see these chains? I'm in chains, but I'm free. and I want you to know you might be free but you're still in chains but I believe God's gonna set you free Julio he's gonna do something in your life what's your name James what's up James you doing good yeah I'm all right Thank you. James, y'all on rotation, right? What's your shift?

29:35 What time you got out of here? Four? Four? Y'all on rotation? That's cool. Listen to me. While you're here, we're going to talk, James. Have you heard about Jesus? You haven't heard about Jesus? I want you to know Jesus heard about you. He's going back. And guess what? Every four hours, he would get another one. And then another one. And then another one. and then another one and then another one and then another one and then another one and then another one until the entire palace guard heard about Paul and heard about his chains. He turned his prison guards into his congregation. philippians is a prison epistle ephesians is also a prison epistle that means that he wrote ephesians in prison and he wrote philippians in prison and there's this interesting thing at the end of ephesians ephesians chapter 6 it says that he starts talking about the full armor of god the helmet of salvation the breastplate of righteousness the belt of truth the sword of a spirit what does that sound like to you it sounds like a roman soldier what does that mean that he did not allow him his circumstance to stop his message from going forward he said listen to me i'm gonna write what's going on i'm gonna make a message out of this mess and I'm gonna believe that in spite of my chains and in spite of the bars and inside of this prison cell the message of the gospel is still going to move forward what has happened to me has actually served to advance the gospel I'm going to finish with this.

31:24 I'm going to start landing this plane. Paul is preaching the gospel in the midst of his pain. And the soldiers are coming to Christ in the midst of his pain. But watch this. And the church is being encouraged by his pain. How are you encouraged by somebody else's pain? But that's what's happening. Look at what the next verse says. Verse 14. and because of my chains most of the brothers and sisters have become confident in the lord and dare all the more to proclaim the gospel without fear that's interesting you know why see paul's preaching and then he goes to prison and then people see the correlation he preached he went to prison and they see him in prison and they say now I want to preach but preaching is what landed him in prison. Why would you want to go to prison? Why would you want that pain? Why would you have that experience? Not only do they have more confidence, they have less fear. They're not afraid of the prison. They're not afraid of the soldiers. They're not afraid of the bars. So why would Paul's chains encourage them to preach if they know the end result? And what is it that is making them less afraid? If you've heard nothing else that I've said today, I want you to hear this. Could it be that Paul's chains removed the mystery behind what was on the other side of pain? I want to say that one more time. Could it be that Paul's chains removed the mystery behind what was on the other side of pain, on the other side of the prison, on the other side of the chains, on the other side of the soldiers. What do I mean

33:33 by that? In plain language, they don't have to guess what's going to happen when they go through their worst moment. I remember when I got my first tattoo, I had a younger brother who passed away, and me and a group of friends and his parents, we went and got a tattoo in his honor. And I remember we're getting the tattoos, but I looked at my friend, I said, you go first.

33:56 I'd never gotten a tattoo before. I said, you go first. He said, why? Why won't you go? I said, because I want to see what the pain looks like. I want to see it first. And if I could see it, I feel like I can endure it. see you know what i wanted to do in that moment i wanted to remove the mystery of pain i wanted to remove the mystery of what was on the other side of that experience see they saw paul preach and they saw paul get arrested and they saw paul go through his worst moment but on the other side of it. Look at me. He was all right. He was still in prison. I'm not trying to minimize his pain. He was in prison. He was in chains. He was surrounded by soldiers, but he was all right.

34:52 Which means if you're taking notes, I want you to write this down, which means I don't have to be afraid anymore. see y'all remember the movie home alone by the way part two is the better one but there's a scene in home alone where kevin comes out and he says i'm not afraid anymore i'm not afraid anymore i think we need to walk out of church today and look at the enemy and Let him know, hey, I want you to know, devil. I'm not afraid anymore. I'm not worried about what's gonna come my way. I know who my God is. I know who's with me. I've seen other people's stories, and I saw how they made it through, which means I'm gonna make it through too. I'm gonna be all right.

35:47 Sit down for just a moment. Sit down for a moment. I'm almost done. The good news is that you and I have examples of this all over the Bible. All over the Bible. Moses is standing in front of an ocean with millions of people behind him and Pharaoh's shoulders at his neck.

36:14 But in the end, he was all right. Thank you. David is sent to go take some Lunchables to his brothers. He's a cheese boy. comes with a little picnic basket and some sandwiches. He sees a giant. And he said, I'll take care of that giant. And David, listen to me, because if you're not careful, you've heard the story so many times that you don't realize the impact of it. David fought a giant. But in the end, David was all right.

36:53 Daniel is in the lion's den with a lion looking him face to face. And in the end, Daniel was all right. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego get thrown into a fire because they will not bow down to the king. And at the end of the story, they come out of the fire untouched. And the king even said, I feel like I see a fourth man in the fire and it looks like the son of man. They went through the fire, but in the end, they were all right. And the angel comes down to Mary and says, Mary, I know you're young and I know that you haven't been married yet. But Mary, you will give birth to a son, Emmanuel, God with us. And Mary said, let it be as you have said.

37:53 And in the end, Mary was all right. Paul is in prison. Soldiers, prison bars, chains. And somehow, in the end, Paul was all right. he said I'm all right he said even if they take my life to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord even if I'm not right here I'm gonna be all right up there you ain't gotta worry about me I'm gonna be just fine Paul was all right this last one Jesus is on a cross a sign over his head the king of the jews people mocking him if you're really the son of god come down from that cross and show us who you are nails in his hands nails in his feet a spear in his side wine in his mouth people mocking him and guess what jesus dies but jesus he died they took him down and they put him in a grave but he didn't stay in the grave he was there for one day he was there for two days but on the third day the Bible says he is resurrected he comes out of the grave you might have seen him on a cross but I want you to know Jesus is doing just fine he's resurrected he's got a glorious body