Peakland UMC

Trusting God At All Times Daily Devotional

from Peakland United Methodist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia.

Trusting God At All Times Daily Devotional. Tomorrow is Easter but today Jesus lies buried in a borrowed tomb. We finish our Holy Week Devotions with this thought as we prepare for tomorrow.

Trusting God At All Times Daily Devotional. Today is Good Friday, the day of death for Jesus. No one should try to get to the cross without passing by the events of this day.

Trusting God At All Times Daily Devotional

Trusting God At All Times Daily Devotional. This week before Easter, this Holy Week I am offering some thoughts about the last days of Jesus prior to the Day of Resurrection. Today, Wednesday we consider a story that appears in all four Gospels, the anointing of Jesus.

Trusting God At All Times Daily Devotional. Today, Tuesday we consider an ancient mystery – the cursing of the fig tree.

Trusting God At All Times Daily Devotional. Usually, there are 3 and occasionally 4 different voices each week providing these daily devotions: Me, Andrew, David, and then Kim, or Linwood’s daughter-in-law or another guest contributor.but, on this special week before Easter, this Holy Week I would like to share some thoughts each day with the hope that we can move together to a special celebration of Easter on Sunday. Each day will involve scripture, some comments by me and a concluding prayer. On Thursday, Andrew will offer a special word that comes from his Deacon’s heart about the holy experience of foot washing.

Today, we begin with Jesus clearing the Temple….

from Peakland United Methodist Church in Lynchburg, Va.

Trusting God At All Times Daily Devotional. As Easter approaches I’d like to ask you something.

Does it matter?

In a way, the resurrection is in our hands now. Unless we make it lively and meaningful - unless it matters - resurrection is no more than a doctrinal belief of one of the world’s major religions.

What do those Christians believe? They believe in Jesus Christ and the resurrection.

But, does it matter?