The post below was originally shared on April 8, 2020. I decided to share it today because it was recently published in the Sunshine Weekly Newsletter which is part of Walking With Lambs – Nursing Home Ministry in the 21st Century.
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When our children were little, Easter breakfast always started with a story.
Michael, my husband, would crack and peel a colored egg and continue something like this:
The shell represents two things; a heart hardened by sin & Christ’s tomb. His resurrection & the promise of salvation are illustrated by removal of the shell. As you allow Jesus into your life; your heart will soften and be made clean (egg white). When you are saved Christ’s light shines through you (egg yolk).
What started as a simple illustration became a tradition. Some day our grandchildren will hear the story too.
Somehow I missed this gem the first time around, Barb. Thank you for sharing it again! I hope your year is going well at school. God Bless!
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Things have been a bit crazy between work, school, and some medical things in my household.
BUT
God is in charge. I need not worry!
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Amen to that, Barb! 🙏❤️
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Thanks for sharing again. Great visual illustration.
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My pleasure
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This is such a neat way of teaching about Jesus to our children. I wish we had thought of it when ours were small. Thanks for allowing us to share your story in the newsletter last week. The people love these and I keep needing to print more!
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What a great visual for kids (and adults), and it focuses on the reason we celebrate Easter.
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Such an effective visual way to explain these truths! Thank you for sharing, Barb! Blessed Easter! 💞🥚✝️
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A fun creative way to communicate with children
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I love this Barb! It really is such a poignant illustration!
For some reason I haven’t seen you on my feed for awhile I’ll have to check out as to why…🤔
Hoping you have a blessed Easter time.
Blessings, Jennifer
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