Day 96: Easter Monday – an Epilogue

Romans 6: 8-9
“Now if we died with Christ, we believe that we will also live with him. For we know that since Christ was raised from the dead, He cannot die again; death no longer has mastery over Him.”

“Lo! Jesus meets us, risen from the tomb;
lovingly He greets us, scatters fear and gloom;”
~ Richard B. Hoyle
 
Today, on this beautiful Easter Monday, I am reflecting back on our 40-day Lenten season that has come to an end, but today is not the end of the story! I trust in the days ahead that you will continue to celebrate that first Easter and that you will be reminded that Jesus conquered not only fear and gloom, but death itself. And because of Him, they have no hold on us. Our Savior lives and His resurrection power is alive! As you embrace these wonderful truths, also be encouraged by these truths received from God’s Word during this Lenten season: to stay “confessed up” as the Lord loves repentant hearts; to stay “prayed up,” as the Lord loves our devotion to consistent prayer time with Him; to stay “filled up” with the Holy Spirit to guide us in our daily lives and, in particular, to keep us attentive to the needs of others and how we can love our neighbors as ourselves.
 
Oh, what a Savior to love, lean on, abide in, and serve! He has risen to give us new life and resurrection power. He faithfully demonstrates His love and care for us every day. No matter what we face tomorrow, next month, or next year, always remember that this same Jesus, the King of Glory, is coming again! Allelulia!
 
Father in heaven, we praise You for Your incomparable gift of Your Son, Jesus. May we honor and serve Him all our days, no matter our circumstances, until He comes again in glory. In His mighty name we pray. Amen.
 
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