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The veil is torn – and the curtain is open! On Resurrection Sunday, everything changes. Yet that change began on Good Friday. The open path into the Holy of Holies is evident. Before the ripping, only the High Priest is allowed in the Holy of Holies. The high priest is symbolic for the people: he…
Waiting for Christmas – not the most wonderful time. It was a wonderful time. Ever since I was a child, I loved Christmas. I counted “how many sleeps” until the big day arrived. Every morning, I’d ask Mama “How many more nights to sleep until Christmas?” She’d give me the answer, and it seemed like…
The coronation begins They did not realize what they were doing, yet they performed the coronation of Jesus as King. Oh, they were having a fun day, that Thursday night. The servants of the chief priests arrested the Man they despised and brought Him to trial. In their mockery and scorn, the Jews who hated…
The why behind the Resurrection rolls. The first time I made these rolls was the evening I had kids in a class at church. It was Easter time, and I wanted the kids to grasp an understanding of the surprise the women received when they came to the tomb, found the stone rolled back and…
The best reason for traditions The Easter story is the greatest story ever told, and the empty tomb the greatest symbol! Its emptiness reminds us that the One we worship is no longer dead. There is no grave to visit and no monument because He rose after three days of darkness and is alive. What greater…
