Easter eggs didn’t begin as pagan rituals, a children’s game, or as a result of the commercialization of Easter. Their story actually starts in the practices of early Christians. 1. Eggs and the Lenten Fast During the Middle Ages, Christians observed a strict fast during Lent. They didn’t eat: meat dairy eggs But hens didn’t... Continue Reading →
Are Easter Eggs Pagan?
Are Easter Eggs Pagan? Every year, videos circulate claiming Easter eggs come from ancient pagan rituals—especially from the worship of the goddess Ishtar. If you’ve ever wondered whether dyeing eggs or hosting an egg hunt is secretly pagan, this page is for you. How to read this page: A Quick Answer A fast, simple summary... Continue Reading →
Matthew 26:36-46: Jesus Prays in the Garden
Commentary to help you study and understand Matthew 26:36-46.
Did Jesus Eat Passover a Day Early? (Gospel Timeline Explained)
On this page: Quick Answer The Tension Simple Explanation What Do the Gospels Teach? Deeper Dive Why This Matters What We Can Say with Confidence Key Takeaway Related Reading Quick Answer There is no contradiction in the Gospel accounts. The Synoptic Gospels clearly present the Last Supper as a Passover meal, while John uses “Passover”... Continue Reading →
4 Compelling Evidences for the Resurrection of Christ
Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Whitten Brown made the first non-stop transatlantic flight on June 14, 1919, paralleling Christ's overcoming of the spiritual divide through His resurrection. The article presents evidence for the resurrection, emphasizing its historical reliability and transformative power, urging readers to reflect on their faith in Jesus.
Can We Trust What the Bible Says About Jesus?
Series Recap and a Look Forward Welcome back to our mini-series. Last week, we answered, "Is Jesus' resurrection important?" Through the Bible, we discovered that if Jesus didn't rise from the dead, it meant that he wasn't the Christ - the Son of God, and therefore, we are still lost in our sin and are... Continue Reading →
Does Jesus’ Resurrection Really Matter?
Why An Empty Tomb Matters. My kids love playing the game Clue, and I share their passion for trying to be the first one to solve the murder mystery. We played the classic board game last night, and the final time we played, we all needed just one more clue to be the family's greatest... Continue Reading →