This Resurrection Day, We Reclaim the Rainbow

This Resurrection Day, let us PROCLAIM and RECLAIM the Rainbow!

This bow in the clouds is a sign that our loving Father will never again condemn the world with a flood. In fact, in Isaiah 54:9 our Daddy God refuses to own the waters, but instead refers to them as "the waters of Noah."

The rainbow is not an invitation to destroy yourself, but a reminder and a covenant that the Lord has visited all our sins upon his Son, that we may reign in life with Him!

God the Father will never rain judgment down upon us, because all of it fell upon his Son!

One last revelation: what is a rainbow? Strictly speaking, a rainbow is light that is refracted. Another word for refracted is "broken." Jesus, the light of the world, was broken for our peace! The Rainbow speaks of Jesus and His finished work!

In no wise are we "taking back the rainbow," for no one can take away the rainbow! The truth is that we are reclaiming its full revelation!

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The Ellis Brothers Share Resurrection Day Message for 2022

Dearly Beloved Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

The following video is an interesting view of the Passover Seder ceremony as it relates the Old Testament with the New Testament.  The similarities are on events that occurred in both show the inter-connect of both events.

Israeli professors unveil secrets of the Passover Seder

https://youtu.be/dnopIIdqnzY

Celebrate the Resurrection of our LORD Jesus Christ who has overcome death with victory.  Some of our Jewish friends still believe Christ' disciples stole Christ body from the tomb.  However Dr. David Jeremiah explains why that was impossible.  You see, CHRIST IS RISEN!!  Since CHRIST is risen we also know we will rise.  But first we need to live the commandment Jesus gave us in John 13:34:

"A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another."

Remember Jesus warned us in Matthew 24:10-13: "And then many will be offended, will betray one another, and will hate one another.  Then many false prophets will rise up and deceive many.  And because lawlessness will abound, the love of many grow cold.  But he who endures to the end shall be saved."

Dr. Jeremiah - The Triumph of the Resurrection

https://www.davidjeremiah.org/television/weekend?date=2022-04-16&dat=2022-04-17&tid=email_2022apr16_cn-easter-message

Everyday is a good day to praise the LORD Jesus, God the Father, and the Holy Spirit.  Let us worship our RISEN SAVIOR with praise music.

Up From The Grave HE Arose  >>  https://youtu.be/XvKThZSnc_s

Glorious Day  >>  https://youtu.be/wbztBWORYXM

He is Jehovah  >>  https://youtu.be/rtZ8pFCwMn4

Continue to pray for one another.  We will continue to pray for you.  😉

Love from your brothers in Christ our Messiah, Lord and King,

  jOe,   aka: ~ LogoSentinel™ <>< ©

  bOb,   aka: ~ LogoSeeker™ <>< ©

 

  The LogoServant Brothers

Easter Statement from the American Family Association

 

Dear Arthur, Several years ago, I heard a very popular Christian speaker talk to a large audience for an hour. He said nothing heretical. He said nothing controversial. He just focused on the “unconditional” love of God. Again, nothing wrong with what he did say, but it is what he did not say that bothered me. He said nothing about repentance of sin. There is a reason Jesus said what he said in the above bible verse. And there is a reason John the Baptist introduced Jesus to the world with the exact same proclamation in Matthew 3:2: “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.” There is a popular trend going on in the American Christian church. The trend is to talk of the love of God without talking about the justice of God. But if you read the Bible, it is clear, there exists both the grace of God and the wrath of God, and Jesus Christ spoke of both. Many Christians around the world have been celebrating Holy Week this week culminating today with Easter Sunday or what some churches call Resurrection Sunday. It is to commemorate the victory of Jesus over Satan, sin, death and hell. This is good news! And “good news” is the meaning of the word “gospel.” It is true that God’s love for mankind is “unconditional.” However, in order for man to be in right relationship with God, man must conform his life to match with God’s requirement of man. And God does not force this decision on man. God draws a person to himself, but it is the free will of the individual to decide if he or she will obey God’s requirements for a right relationship or not. Jesus called this experience being “born again.” In other words, a person (every human) must understand that he or she has violated God’s laws and is forever separated from God spiritually unless he or she repents of their sin and trust in the shed blood of Jesus on the cross for forgiveness of that sin in order to be counted among those who have been redeemed. Redeemed from the consequences of unrepentant sin which is death and hell. What I am writing here in not popular in modern day America and where we want to live our own life without interference from God. It’s our natural tendency to live for ourselves instead of obey the commands of God. That is the eternal struggle between flesh and the spirit. In order to prove our love for Christ, he says we must deny ourselves, pick up our cross daily, and follow him. Our “cross” is a challenge to wake up daily and try our best to live like Jesus. The way we learn to live like Jesus is to study the Bible, take time to pray and fellowship with other believers (followers) which we call “church.” God knows we will fail at this precisely because we are human. Sometimes we are tempted by sin and we give in to it. But the Bible also says that if we are willing to confess our sins to God, He is willing to forgive us. That also is great news! No one is compelled to believe this. You may read this and call it foolishness. That is your right. But if that is your view, I at least encourage you to read one book in the Bible, the gospel of John, and consider the claims of the Bible and Christ before you dismiss Christianity. To my fellow Christians, I say, “He is Risen!” Tim Wildmon, President American Family Association