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In this blog post, I won’t give you dating advice.
Instead, this brief post is all about the Easter holiday, or more specifically, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, and Easter Monday. All images in this post are courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.Net
There will be a brief explanation of each day of this holy week, along with links to articles that provide a more in-depth discussion of the specific day.
Read more below…
Maundy Thursday
Suppose you don’t know why we celebrate Maundy Thursday. In that case, our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ was betrayed by one of his disciples when he first instituted the Holy Communion—recommended reading: Matthew 26:26 and Mark 14:22.
Good Friday
Jesus was sentenced to die on the cross and to atone for me and all other sinners of this World, not for condemnation but so that we could all be saved through Him—recommended reading: John 3:16-17.
To find out more about why we are celebrating Good Friday, you should read that article.
Easter Day
The women are finding an empty tomb. An angel tells the woman the great news: Why are you looking for the living among the dead? Where is Jesus? He is not in the grave where they put him after the crucifixion. He is not here; he has risen from the dead—recommended reading: Luke 24:6.
Suppose you want a more in-depth explanation of why we celebrate Easter Day. In that case, this is the most comprehensive article I’ve found on the Internet about this essential part of Christianity.
Easter Monday
On this day, two male disciples meet a man on the way to Emmaus, and they are devastated. When they sit down to eat, the stranger reveals his true identity. He is the risen!
If you want a more in-depth understanding of why we celebrate Easter Monday, this article is for you—recommended reading: John 1:5.
Next blog post
My next blog post will be published on Wednesday, March 30, 2016.
It will be about leaving your comfort zone.
See you then,
Rickard
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