Easter is a time when we celebrate the miracle of Jesus’ resurrection, and we renew our faith in Him as the Messiah.
Because of Jesus’ victory, I can claim Resurrection power. In Him, there is power over sin. Power over fear. Power over any form of darkness that would come against me. His power will bring strength to my life as a gift of grace.
For a child to know he’s forgiven is a powerful thing. It’s a powerful thing, indeed.
Thomas’s “My Lord and my God!” is among the first post-resurrection prayers the Gospels record.
This Easter weekend, may we reflect on the sacrifice He made for us. May it drive our passion to continue to proclaim the gospel to others.
I don’t care if your children are seven or 70; it’s not too late to turn them over to our Heavenly Father. So, give your children to God this Easter and celebrate with a renewed joy and a supernatural peace.
But one of the most meaningful–and prayer-provoking–spots in the Holy Land is the Garden of Gethsemane at the foot of the Mount of Olives.
Have you ever made a special request to God on Good Friday, one of the holiest days of the year?
Every Easter when I see a newborn chick (or bunny, or lamb), I still get the same feeling of awe and joy. This is a brand new life, a miracle of God’s creation!
I look back and remember the love, enthusiasm and care that my parents put into each Easter egg hunt, and I am assured that my Heavenly Father is even more loving, enthusiastic, and caring when it comes to His children.
After losing her sight, she just wanted her life to be over. Then she had a visit from a mysterious stranger.
My prayer for Easter Wednesday is to stay alert. To look for the signs. To listen. To wait. To be better prepared. To be ready. Good things are coming.
After a long dreary winter, doesn’t it feel like the world is coming alive again? Like we’re finally waking up. The colors are brighter. There’s wonder and excitement all around. Everything is new. Jesus is risen–it’s time to rejoice!
