We are part of a 20s/30s bible study at our church. We enjoy the fellowship but also the spiritual growth we are able to make. I grew up Catholic, very Catholic, but I know very little about the Bible. I don't know if I just didn't make the connection at a young age or if I really was never taught it, but I have learned a great deal in the last year!
As a group, we agreed to go through a Lenten study. We ultimately decided upon Adam Hamilton's,
24 Hours That Changed the World. Oh, my! is about all that I can say.
I believed I always knew Jesus's story, but I never fully
knew Jesus's story until the completion of this study. It was powerful, horrifying, and simply deplorable on so many levels. I just have no understanding of how someone can treat another human being with such cruelty. I had nightmares, and I really had no desire to go to our study on at least one Sunday, but I did. All I had to do was hear his story, but it was Jesus that had to endure the story. There are just no words.
So, Easter had a whole new perspective for me this year. The kids still dressed up, hunted Easter eggs, and went to Sunday school. Alex and I went to church, and it was joyous after our study. The music was beautiful, and I was reminded of how very blessed I am to be a child of God.
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We colored eggs! |
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Sassy's Easter basket~ |
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Rowan's Easter basket~ |
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Rowan going through the goods~ |
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We hunted eggs outside~ |
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Isla was all over finding eggs for her basket~ |
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The silly Easter Bunny even left one in the swing;-) |
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We were dashing to find one! |
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I just love this little girl~ |
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Big smiles before church~ |
We hosted Alex's parents over later that afternoon for Easter dinner and soccer playing outside. It was peaceful, quiet, and a true celebration of our Savior!
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