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Dr. W's Reflections...
The Lord blessed us with a wonderful Easter Sunday of worship and celebration! We had 68 in our Worship Service. We also had 33 who were able to gather in the Prayer Garden for a “moment” at the Cross before our Brunchstarted. And speaking of the Brunch, I just want to say “Thanks” to everyone who brought all the gifts of food that we were blessed to enjoy.
We have been blessed to be a blessing! The life we share together as a church family is special, because the life we share together as a church family has been made sacred by God. And so, let’s keep praying: “Lord, send people to us, and send us to people.”
The Lord be with you,
Wyatt
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WE REMEMBER HIS WORDS
“Why do you look for the living among the dead? He is not here; he has risen! Remember how he told you, while he was still with you in Galilee: ‘The Son of Man must be delivered over to the hands of sinners, be crucified and on the third day be raised again.’” Then they remembered his words (Luke 24:5-8).
As you know–to be ill-informed about anything is to stay mis-informed about “it”–whatever “it” is. And yet, we see the cracked eggs of confusion created by being ill-informed and staying mis-informed about any number of things happening in and around us, each and every day. But thankfully–as we celebrate this new season of Easter, we do not have to be ill-informed or stay mis-informed about what we are asked to believe about Jesus. Instead, we celebrate with great confidence in confessing that the “make it” or “break it” issue of our faith–the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead–is grounded in the conclusive truth of His own undeniable reality.
And so–because of our Lord’s Resurrection from the dead, let us confess that everything else related to the living out of our faith in Jesus Christ only begins to make sense when it is viewed through the lens of believing in his Resurrection from the dead. And so, when it comes to the “make it” or “break it” issue of our faith–the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, we just need to “remember” the words of Jesus.