Lazarus Unwrapped? THE MOST AMAZING THING ABOUT THE AMAZING RESURRECTION OF JESUS Last Easter I was anticipating a trip to Israel when I wrote “Empty Grave Clothes.” It is something that will not leave my mind, especially since my pastor, Ted Hamilton, reminded me as he preached about the roaring anger of Jesus against death […]
Empty Grave Clothes
As you can imagine, I have thought long and hard about Easter, since it is a central element of my faith. Indeed the Apostle Paul says that if the resurrection did not occur, we have all believed in vain. In May, Rebecca and I will be making a long-awaited visit to Israel. As I anticipate […]
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