Description
Easter is a time of celebration for Christians. I hope, like me, you are still celebrating, regardless of COVID 19. So, why is Easter relevant in today? Why do we still celebrate? Because, the message of Easter is that God loves us…you and me…all of us. But, the truth is that everyone is not celebrating today. Many have turned away from Jesus because of a bad experience with religious people. If this is you, let me remind you that Jesus had a bad experience with religious people; he was crucified by them. Today, I have some encouraging news. Let me start by introducing you to someone.
Noble Doss was a successful football player, both college and professional. In his college career, he dropped a pass in 1941 that cost his team, the Texas Longhorns, a trip to the Rose Bowl, and although he had made the “impossible catch” the year before and accomplished great things in his professional career… the one that he missed was something…he thought about with deep regret.
Easter is a 20-minute sermon, in Microsoft Word format. Easter is reminder that we don’t have to worry. Even if you fear you have blown it, take heart. We all have and Jesus came for people just like us.
Key message:
Easter is as relevant today as ever.
Key scriptures:
Matthew 9:1-8 and Philippians 4:8
Other resources:
Also, see the blog Easter.
Author’s Background:
Chuck Locklear is a retired high school principal with 20 years of experience as a public-school administrator and instructional leader. A sought-after speaker and teacher, Chuck enjoys sharing the educational and managerial programs that he developed. These include: Creative Problem Solving, Leadership in the Millennial Generation, and Developing a Culture of Thinking. He is the creator and publisher of CustomerCare,a magazine focused on providing knock-your-socks-off customer service.Chuck earned a Masters in Curriculum, Instruction, and Leadership and has three-decades of experience as a church leader, teacher, and pastor. This includes serving on the deacon boards of four churches and in leadership roles for five different denominations. Currently, Chuck serves as pastor for Warren Hope in Warren, Michigan.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.