The Power of an Endless Life

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Every year there is a build up to what is called the "Holy Week."
It begins with Palm Sunday and then Good Friday, ending with
Easter Sunday. It is the one week out of the whole month that
Christians give any thought about Jesus more than at other time.
However, the sad truth is it is grossly religiously marketed.
Vacations and parties are planned. When Sunday comes around
multitudes stampede into churches, then off to other activities,
games and parties. When the following Monday comes, all is
forgotten until next year. 


I quote Charles H. Spurgeon: "There is no ordinance in Scripture
of any one Lord’s day in the year being set apart to commemorate
the rising of Christ from the dead, for this reason, that every
Lord’s-day is the memorial of our Lord’s resurrection. Wake up
any Lord’s-day you please, whether in the depth of winter, or in
the warmth of summer, and you may sing, “To day he rose and left
the dead, And Satan’s empire fell; To day the saints his triumph
spread, And all his wonders tell. When he arose ascending high,
He showed our feet the way; Up to the Lord our flesh shall fly At
the great rising day.” To set apart an Easter Sunday for special
memory of the resurrection is a human device, for which there is
no Scriptural command, but to make every Lord’s day an Easter
Sunday is due to him who rose early on the first day of the
week."  


The way to heaven is not just a destination it is a way. And in
this way is the power of Jesus resurrection into heaven, where we
are seated in heavenly places with Him. Our lives are not just
about looking at death, but of life. Life now in Christ, and
everlasting life that will never end. For we are risen with
Christ, rather let us sing unto the Lord a new song, and praise
him with our whole soul all the days of our lives.