Recipe for a truly "Happy Easter"

By L. E. Skelton (Leticia Skelton) -
WARNING: This is a 4-step recipe of everlasting joy, forgiveness, and eternal satisfaction. You will want to share it with the whole world! You will never go hungry or thirsty again. You will live forever.

Main ingredient: Jesus Christ

How to prepare:

1. Open your heart to the good news:

That Jesus Christ ...

... is the Son of God, one with the Father and the Holy Spirit from the beginning...

... was born of a virgin...

... is the ‘light of the world’: Immanuel = God with us;
... a baby, born for you and for me... 

... is the way, the truth, and the life, the only way to heaven and eternal life...

... who has sent the Holy Spirit to live within those who receive Him, Jesus Christ, as Lord ...

... is King of kings, Lord of lords, the great ‘I Am’, the ‘Lamb of God’, who died on the cross and shed His blood as the ultimate sacrifice of love for all mankind...

...who rose on the third day and ascended into heaven 
and is seated with His Father...

...and who will return to judge the living and the dead...

2. Receive Jesus as your Lord and Savior and be born again!
 You may sincerely tell Him words like these:

"Dear Lord Jesus, I believe that you love me, died for my sins, and rose again. 

You are the Son of God, one with the Father and the Holy Spirit.

I love you and I repent of my sins.

Please forgive me and be my Lord and Savior forever... 

In your name, Amen."


3. Share this recipe of LOVE with others...  

4. ... and have a truly “Happy Easter”!


Scripture Passages about Jesus:

(John 1:1-16)( Luke 1:26-38)(Matthew 1:18-25)(Luke 2:1-7)
(John 8:12)(John 14)(1 Corinthians 15) (Romans 14:7-12) 
(Revelation 20:11-15)(Revelation 22:12-14)(Revelation 22:20-21)


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