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Let's continue to explore the idea of Resurrection and how it can impact our lives in the here and now. How can we embrace a life that embodies the essence of the Resurrection?

Resurrection Sunday sparks various perspectives on its significance.
Some hear this story of a man dying on a cross and rising from the dead to secure their place in heaven, and think, "Seriously, can we move on from myths and fables?' Others see it as a distant religious tradition with no relevance to their present lives. But what if the Resurrection is more than just a historical event OR a fairy tale?
Let's explore the idea of Resurrection and how it can impact our lives in the here and now. How can we embrace a life that embodies the essence of the Resurrection?

When Jesus entered Jerusalem on the back of a donkey, it caught his followers by surprise. Instead of arriving as a triumphant warrior king, he humbly entered as a servant. This unexpected scene led to disappointment and unmet expectations for many in the crowd. Reflecting on our own lives, what disappointments or unmet expectations have caused us to turn away from the way of Jesus, our source of life? Today we will talk about, "Horses, Donkeys and Great Disappointment."

One significant segment of Jesus's sermon on the Mount is famously known as 'The Beatitudes.' Just as with many aspects of scripture, there lies a profound meaning beneath the surface that extends beyond what we may casually read during our devotional time. By delving into the Beatitudes, we have the potential to upend our worldview and grasp a more profound comprehension of Jesus's message. This understanding can guide us toward discovering our authentic selves and embracing the fullest potential that God has fashioned for us. So, let's talk about 'The Beatitudes!'