He has Risen. He has Risen indeed. I am prayerful that all of the believers in Christ Jesus have made time to reflect on the awesome celebration of the Resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

To know that the Word of God, moved down from the glory of Heaven and became flesh on earth to live, teach, and served humanity with a love that cannot be matched. Then, he being Jesus, honored the will of God (his Father) and became the greatest and final sacrificial Passover Lamb of atonement. In the process, He was lied on, beaten and rejected by humanity. He was put on trial, wrongly convicted, and crucified on a criminals cross where His blood flowed and He was separated from God as He became Sin (the sins of all time). In doing so, the power of sin was removed and it not retain its strangle hold of death over humanity. Jesus then died on that cross, was buried in a borrowed tomb. His death was the final sacrifice for all humanity - for those willing to believe and accept him as Savior. But, on the third day after He died, Jesus rose from the dead - resurrected with all power in His hands signifying that the sting of death that came from sin was defeated and power of the Devil was removed from the life of humanity. Jesus was resurrected, so that humanity can have a place in eternity, so that the curse of sin that was brought about by Adam could be removed forever. So that we can all choose to be free.

Now, that Jesus has risen, we have a right to live free from the curse of sin. We have a right and the power to defeat the Devil. We have a right to accept Jesus and Lord and Savior, to believe in His love for us and to become citizens of the Kingdom of God. We have a right to eternity in Heaven with God. And because of Jesus we have a right to claim our inheritance to receive a new life, a reclaimed life, an everlasting life of abundance, hope, peace, and love.

He has Risen. HE has RISEN Indeed! CHRIST has RISNE!






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"And the Lord’s servant must not be quarrelsome but must be kind to everyone, able to teach, not resentful." ~ 2 Tim 2:4