<p>Easter is the heart of Christianity.  Without the resurrection of Jesus, we have nothing.  Because of this, Easter Sunday is traditionally the most important day of the year on the Christian calendar.  But, was this one Sunday a year as big a deal to the early church?  Was Easter an annual event or an every day reality?</p>

Easter is the heart of Christianity. Without the resurrection of Jesus, we have nothing. Because of this, Easter Sunday is traditionally the most important day of the year on the Christian calendar. But, was this one Sunday a year as big a deal to the early church? Was Easter an annual event or an every day reality?

<p>Easter is the heart of Christianity.&nbsp; Without the resurrection of Jesus, we have nothing.&nbsp; Because of this, Easter Sunday is traditionally the most important day of the year on the Christian calendar.&nbsp; But, was this one Sunday a year as big a deal to the early church?&nbsp; Was Easter an annual event or an every day reality?</p>

Would the Early Church Celebrate Easter the Way We Do?

Christianity is messy.  Ministry is messy.  Life is messy.  It's messy because we live in a fallen world full of fallen people.  However, God has used the messiness (is that a word?) of people throughout history.  He takes our brokenness and insecurities, and uses them for His purposes and glory.

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Christianity is messy. Ministry is messy. Life is messy. It's messy because we live in a fallen world full of fallen people. However, God has used the messiness (is that a word?) of people throughout history. He takes our brokenness and insecurities, and uses them for His purposes and glory.

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Would the Early Church Celebrate Easter the Way We Do?

Would the Early Church Celebrate Easter the Way We Do?