Didn't know it going, but it turned out to be a drama. Have "known" this and read about it for years, but seeing it portrayed in a drama made it so much more "real" and meaningful - Jesus came for ALL people. Rich, poor, thieves, guards, those in authority, everyone! The worst part about the whole evening was the drama ended with Jesus being put in the tomb..... Of course what did I expect?
I love hearing M & L's insight and questions about the play and about Easter this year. We're experiencing it on a new level --they're too old for using the Resurrection eggs. Sigh.... M. has been reading about Passion week at the urging of his youth pastor. Yay! Youth Pastor!
When we walked out of church it was a sauna! We could see the air, it was so thick. I told Hubby that if his Dad were with us, he would be gasping for breath! I think if we're going to get stuck with humidity, we should at least get the beach to go along with it! However, the weather pattern was worth it. This was the sky
The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands.
Psalm 19:1
May you have a blessed Resurrection weekend!
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Gasping the word "wow" just doesn't sum up how I feel about that sky and the truth of that verse. I love it when we get to LIVE God's Word! Thank you for sharing your experience as a testimony of Him being true to us!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing, that even children look with wonder at a world full of His glory and see him in everything; a beautiful sky (you're correct, if humid, at a beautiful beach), a truth made evident in a worn out heart, or a gentle kiss from a loving daughter-in-law.
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A blessed Easter to M, L, and your loving husband.
In His grip,
Sid
Dear Annette...Easter Blessings to you and your family! Hugs ♥ Teri
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