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I. Jesus’ resurrection changes our conversations (Luke 24:13-24). Two of Jesus’ disciples walk together down a seven-mile stretch of road, having a conversation. It was about the resurrection of Jesus, obviously the most shocking news they had ever heard. A stranger began to walk with them (Jesus incognito), and they were astounded to learn this man had apparently not heard about the resurrection. Notice that their conversation wasn’t just about the details of the resurrection, but also about who He was supposed to be, His life, His death, and what it all meant.The truth of the resurrection is just as shocking today as it was the day it occurred. Don’t treat the resurrection as some cold truth you’ve always heard. Do not allow your understanding and presentation of the gospel to be about the death of Jesus alone. Let Jesus’ resurrection change your conversation. Talk about it this week with the same excitement as if it just happened.