Have you ever wondered why non-practicing Christians usually go to Church on Christmas and Easter? Why the Church is so busy these two weeks? The answer is they are some of the most significant days of Christianity. This post will talk about the importance of Easter since it just happen. This message is from Calvary Chapel of Delaware County.
Easter is not just about getting together with your family or eating candy, but celebrating the most important day of Christianity that happen 2,000 years ago in the city of Jerusalem. Jesus' resurrection is so important that the dates of the world were based on him( B.C./A.D.), philopatry started, and the world was forever changed for the better good! Jesus' disciples who witness him after his death were so impacted by His power that they and future generations would risk their lives for His name. Critics will say the disciples just saw an allusion when Jesus descended. As Christians today, we know this is not true because countless times in the Bible, including the Old Testament, there are exact prophecies that Jesus is known to complete exactly as they were written thousands of years before.
This day of resurrection changed people's lives forever. People did not need to live in fear of being in the constant state of anxiety by obeying the law. All they needed and still need now is to have faith in Him who gave us his life for us all.
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