It is important to take a good look at Jesus after His death. We often focus on the resurrection and then after resurrection Sunday move on to other subjects. But it is good to focus on Jesus life after His death and after His resurrection. When we focus on this period of His life after everything we learn some powerful information.

As Paul related this to Timothy He said; “I am persuaded that such Faith is also in you! To all the Mothers, we love and appreciate you! Blessed are the Mothers of today and tomorrow, for they have been summoned to a great heroic hour.

“And having spoiled principalities and powers, He made a shew of them openly, triumphing over them….” Jesus went and preached unto the spirits in prison; and He said: “I Am He that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I Am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death.”

What do you think Jesus see’s as He visits the cities of America? Even in our day, He continues to weep for the lost – the unrepentant. He also continues to intercede for the saints as He sits at the right hand of the Father.

Jesus was with the Father in the beginning, and from the sin of Adam and Eve, God's plan unfolds, Jesus is the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world.

As He faced the cross, His moment of trial and pain, He took His disciples aside into the garden to pray. O saints! We have a praying Saviour. He continues to ever intercede for us even now at the Throne of our Father God. Jesus is our example of prayer. Prayer is our entrance into God’s throne.

Let's talk about Jesus because He is the center of everything. Approaching Easter, let us focus only on our Savior, Jesus Christ.

Temperance has several meanings: Self discipline, moderation, restraint, habitual moderation in the indulgence of appetites or passions, abstinence from the use of intoxicating drink. Much like meekness, temperance is having our members under control. In the Greek temperance is best translated by the word “mastery.” Which indicates full control over self and the things that one might desire.

One of the most powerful men in scripture is attributed to be ‘above all men upon the face of the earth very meek, Moses.’ Of course we know Jesus is the most powerful, yet it was said of this man. May we embrace the meekness of God’s Fruit within us!

It is more than what we see, it is a principle that Jesus has imparted to us; a fruit of His Spirit that keeps Hope alive until we enter into our eternal destiny. Faith holds our salvation secure through all the trials and temptations, and praying in the Holy Ghost builds our ‘Most Holy Faith.’ It is what we believe!