Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Happy Easter!!!
What to do with all those left over Easter Eggs...
1] Thousand-Year-Old Eggs with Gomashio
2] Paula Deen's Deviled Eggs
3] Fancy Egg Salad (because we can all do the simple recipe)
4] and, if you like fancy, here's some more from Serious Eats
5] Ten Best Things from Fabulous Foods
Miscellaneous
Handy-Dandy Egg-vice from CafeMom
Buy Stuff at CafePress
The Story of Easter
Matthew 26
Matthew 27
Matthew 28
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Palm Sunday 2011
Ever since I was a little Southern Baptist girl I have had this deep interest in the major stories of the Bible, but none more so than Palm Sunday. My reason is simple: I have never understood (other than knowing that it was God's will) how one group of people could shower a person with accolades (I mean they let Jesus' donkey walk all over their garments while, in my mind, fanning him with palm leaves) and then another group of people (or is it the same group of people? I guess people are still discussing this) allow themselves to be manipulated into crucifying that same person less than a week later.
Palm Sunday exist lest we (lest I) forget how fickle humans are (just watch one 30 minute segment of news to see how easy it is for us to love a celebrity/politican/professional athlete and then allow ourselves to be swayed into modern day crucifictions of said celebrity/politican/professional athlete), how easily we can be swayed and manipulated, and, in contrast, how patient, kind and forgiving the Lord is to all of us all of the time.
The Story of Psalm Sunday can be found here
"Different Words, Same Message" an interesting sermon about Palm Sunday
Devotional for Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday exist lest we (lest I) forget how fickle humans are (just watch one 30 minute segment of news to see how easy it is for us to love a celebrity/politican/professional athlete and then allow ourselves to be swayed into modern day crucifictions of said celebrity/politican/professional athlete), how easily we can be swayed and manipulated, and, in contrast, how patient, kind and forgiving the Lord is to all of us all of the time.
The Story of Psalm Sunday can be found here
"Different Words, Same Message" an interesting sermon about Palm Sunday
Devotional for Palm Sunday
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