We've never had visits by the bunny. I didn't want to confuse the kids. How could a small child think about Christ when a magic bunny would be leaving candy? It was too much to ask. As an adult, I couldn't even plan the bunny's baskets and still focus.
My oldest has lived a decade without the bunny. But this year, we add a tradition (I hope). A Christian Passover meal. Because the the connections between the freedom of Christ's resurrection and the freedom the lamb's blood brought to the Israelites floors me. And it is here, that I want to bring my family to pause. Sin. Blood. Death. Freedom. A different path to freedom than the one taught in our country's history, so much bigger, so perfect.
Dear reader, thanks for encouraging me daily in this place. I pray that this weekend, your hearts and minds will mourn and sing as you contemplate the light of the world.
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| A gift for you because I love to see your faces dear readers: a 3-year-old Easter picture of my family, the only one I could find! Happy Easter. |
Have a glorious weekend.
Laura
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I hope you do a follow up post on how your Passover meal goes. I would be interested to hear your thoughts and to hear how it was received by your children. PS we never did the bunny either.
ReplyDeletewe've never done the bunny, either, although there have been a few years when they've been given special gifts that i've found. it just depends on the year, and it's always just a celebration of the day, not the bunny :-)
ReplyDeletelove the idea of the Passover meal. my kids have all done that once, but we've never done it together as a family. maybe i'll think about that for next year.
have a blessed weekend!
steph
Love your heart! Love what you are doing. Hope we can meet one day! And those precious girls are darling!!!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to check out the post on the Passover meal. We don't do the bunny either. I do love your idea of a Spring Egg hunt though. I think celebrating Easter, then celebrating Spring is a wonderful plan. :)
ReplyDeleteI love your thoughts! we don't do the bunny either...but how fun to do a spring egg hunt!
ReplyDeletei would love to read about your Passover meal.
have a blessed Easter weekend! it's Friday...but Sunday's coming!!
Yes, keep us informed about the Passover meal. I went to one at a friends before I was married or had kids and it was such a special experience but we've never done it as a family. I love the idea and the significance though.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your heart here today. It encourages me. May your weekend be filled with His glory, light and peace.
ReplyDeleteAs long as your house is filled with love and yummy meals you don’t need a bunny. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteWere you able to enjoy a Passover meal as a family? Our family has done so for several years now, and it's one of my girls' favorite traditions of the whole year. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeletePassover meal sounds like a great idea! Thanks for sharing.
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