Twenty years ago, worship leader Matt Redman penned the words of a song that has become a classic worship song over the years entitled, “The Heart of Worship”.  The first verse and chorus simply but profoundly states:

    

Over the past few weeks we’ve been able to enjoy northeast Ohio slowly but surely emerging from its annual wintry hibernation.

    

Aside from this week’s sudden and record snow fall, it’s been exhilarating to see the flowers bloom, the trees begin to bud and blossom, and the furry creatures become more active. These are encouraging signs of life.

This past weekend at PHBC we celebrated the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the joy we have in salvation through him.

    

So, what now?

    

I often ponder this question as we live anxiously between the resurrection of Jesus and the promised second coming.

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In one week, we will once again celebrate the most important event of human history: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Bible makes it clear that without the resurrection of Jesus we, of all people, would be the most miserable.

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Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen (Hebrews 11:1).

    

Like many children, when I was young, I was afraid of the dark. Whenever the lights were turned off to go to bed, every sound in the house convinced me that impending doom was right around the corner.

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