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Easter this year can be a season you never forget—and not because of a virus. Here are 7 ways to ensure that COVID-19 doesn’t rob Easter from its rightful place in our lives.

Each day, we take small steps toward true love and life, remembering the hope we have because of Jesus and sharing the life and love He gives with those around us.

Here’s why preparing your heart for Easter through Holy Week prayer is important, and 8 prayers to help you spiritually prepare for Easter.

We hope that the below Easter prayers will bring you renewed hope and faith this Resurrection Day.

Because we hold a special spot in our grandkids’ lives, we can help them enjoy the season while also still appreciating its significance. So give some serious thought to strategies for celebrating Easter in fresh, meaningful ways that will live in...

Find Palm Sunday scriptures to celebrate Jesus' entry to Jerusalem, marking the beginning of Holy Week. Browse our collection of encouraging Bible verses for Palm Sunday and read the full biblical accounts of Jesus entering Jerusalem, meet with...

In today’s society, a great many words have been hijacked and used to describe things they were never intended to describe. Fundamentalist is such a word.

Because the date of Easter changes each year, consequently the date of Palm Sunday also varies annually. Discover the holiday date for Palm Sunday in 2021 and the traditions of Palm Sunday as we explore the biblical meaning of celebrating Jesus'...

Numerous churches choose to drape their crosses with various colored cloths during Holy Week to commemorate the significant events that occurred in history, including Christ’s triumphal entry, His sacrificial death on the cross, and His...

Fat Tuesday has a long history in Christianity, but some of its traditions predate Christianity. For that reason, Christians need to understand Fat Tuesday and some of its history.

Ash Wednesday is observed six and a half weeks or 46 days before Easter Sunday every year. While the date and day may change, the importance of remembering the days leading up to the crucifixion, the death of Jesus on the cross, and the empty tomb...

The death toll from the Easter Sunday terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka continued to climb all week. As of Thursday, the official count was 359 dead.

Easter fills children’s minds with visions of eggs filled with jellybeans and bunnies made of chocolate. As parents, we want out children to understand and celebrate the real treasures of Easter, the gifts of forgiveness and eternal life.Set a...

Easter Monday may not be the first thing you think of when you remember the Easter calendar, but it highlights an important part of the Easter story: what happened after Jesus got out of the tomb?

Holy Week is observed every year by Christians around the world. From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, believers can take time to remember the events leading up to Jesus’ death and resurrection.

However your church celebrates it, Holy Week is the most important date in the church calendar—a time to remember Jesus expressing his love for us and saving us.

Each Christian can decide if the tradition of giving up something for Lent helps or hinders their faith. In either case, we can rest assured knowing that Lent is more than what we give up. It is a deliberate time where we focus on Christ.

The Passion of Christ refers to the week of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. It’s remembering the events of the week beginning with Palm Sunday when Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem and culminating in His suffering.

Yearly patterns of worship can help to reinforce daily habits and bring them alive for the believer who tries to picture what it was like to live with Jesus, to lose him, and then to see him alive again.