Pastor's Note
The Resurrection Direction in Life
PermalinkOn this Good Friday, I am thankful that the Lord Jesus Christ presented Himself as the ultimate Passover Lamb who would die for my sins and be raised from the dead. This year Good Friday coincides with another legacy that has benefited my life immeasurably. On April 19, 1995, the Murrah Buiding in Oklahoma City was destroyed, taking with it the lives of two people I did not have the privilege of knowing. Still, they enrich my life even today. Dr. Charles Hurlburt and his wife Jean stopped in that day to deal with some Social Security business. Their grandson, Robert Palmer, would marry my daughter, Beth, a dozen years later. The Hurlburts left behind a rich heritage. They built into the lives of their family and of people around the world. As we celebrate the resurrection, may we strive to live as they did--with eternity in view.
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