Easter and Christmas are the two most important holidays (or Holy Days) for Christians. Be sure to mark them with reverence and meditation.
This Easter, remember to be always grateful for the incredible gift of Jesus Christ and His sacrifice that saved us all from our sins.
Many churches in America stage plays at Easter time, retelling the story of Jesus Christ’s resurrection and the gift of salvation.
Go out and celebrate the wonderful gift of spring and have a lot of fun. But take a moment to reflect on what this week is really about.
“Most of the crowd spread their garments on the road ahead of him, and others cut branches from the trees and spread them on the road.” – Matthew 21:8
Whether you call it “this Sunday” or “next Sunday,” be sure you go to church on Palm Sunday.
Palm Sunday is the Sunday before Easter Sunday. It commemorates the day Jesus entered Jerusalem on donkey adn the people throwing palm leaves in front him.
“Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up in honor.” – James 4:10
Science is a wonderful gift from God and something we all need to learn and understand. But it’s neither a substitute nor a litmus test for faith’s realities. They’re completely different things and they’re supposed to be. Science is understanding our world through theory, proof and law. Faith is choosing to believe and praise, no matter what.
Biblical names usually have meaning. For instance, Abraham means Father of nations, Isaac means laughter and Jacob means held by the heel.
