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What Does Jesus' Resurrection Have to do With My Life Right Now?

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I took a step to follow Jesus 20 years ago. I heard Jesus preached every Sunday, but I had neglected to consider how His life, death, and resurrection unveiled what it means to be truly human and how this impacts us as His disciples.

The Resurrection: Which Response is yours?

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Easter: A historic and faith-shaping event way more than just “a day of celebration”. It is life-changing, and it demands a response from each of us. A response that will shape the way we live.

Easter in 5 Letters

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What does the name of Jesus mean to you? Perhaps you know Him as the Son of God. Redeemer. Saviour. Prince of Peace. 

Easter: More than A Series of Events

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After the fall, God had an incredible plan to restore us back to life—through Jesus’ death and resurrection. Throughout the Old Testament, we see countless prophecies and events foreshadowing Jesus’ path to the cross, and the manner in which He would die and be resurrected—making the way for all believers to receive redemption and eternal life in Him. 

Where Was God in My Job-Hunting Struggles?

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By the end of my second summer after college, I was still jobless and had moved back in with my parents—something I vowed I would never do.

Exploring Easter’s Treasures

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Title: Exploring Easter’s Treasures Artwork by: Zach Stuef (@stuefcreative)…
Woman standing alone on the beach reminiscing

Remembering Easter And The Day I Lost My Dad

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“You must have wished this was just a cruel April Fool’s joke,” my father’s friend finally said to me, still in disbelief at the sight of the white coffin lying serenely in front of him

Palm Sunday To Easter Sunday

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Title: Palm Sunday To Easter Sunday Materials: Hand-lettering “The…

ODJ: April Fool

April Fool’s Day began in the late 16th century when the Gregorian calendar moved New Year’s Day from April 1 to January 1. Those who kept the old tradition were called fools, which began a new tradition of pulling pranks. A recent prank I’m aware of was the releasing of three pigs into a school building (but not before numbering them 1, 2, and 4). What a surprise for those looki