Journey to the Never-Dried-Up Well #10
I have always preferred Resurrection to Easter. Besides the fact that Easter have been the subject of speculation {is it not the name of some goddess? Check it up here: easter origins }, Resurrection is simply easier for us.
Resurrection is the promise made possible by the prototype. Because Christ rose from the dead, death is no longer final for us. We can expect to live on. Heaven is real. Eternity continues when your watch dies on you, and your lungs and heart are placed t
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Journey's...end...in view...#9
Years ago, someone asked if my son's Christian school does anything special for Easter.
Anything special? My initial response was to remind her to live Easter each day. But then, it made me think.
I have certainly seen some Easter specials in my life -
As a growing child, I had collected Easter eggs home to add to the family meal...and try to tell my mom about the good news of new life...
As a rookie pastor, I had my little church put out lilies, serve out eggs and pancakes
6 days ago3 min read
Journey to the Never-Dried-Up Well #8
I have begun reading Isaiah to re-encounter Jesus who shall soon suffer, die and rise triumphant.
In my younger days, I dreaded touching the pages of prophetic writ; all that fire, fierce anger, judgment...
But now, I have lived longer and I see how accurate the words are.
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