Good morning to you!
I pray that all is well with you and you had a blessed weekend. Our services at our church were great yesterday. God is wonderful and awesome and great and has a passion for you. 
Coming up this week is holy week or passion week as it used to be called. I will reprint this for you from Got Questions Ministries. This was easier than me trying to explain it.
"Passion Week is so named because of the 
passion with which Jesus willingly went to the cross in order to pay for
 the sins of His people. Passion Week is described in Matthew chapters 
21-27; Mark chapters 11-15; Luke chapters 19-23; and John chapters 
12-19. Passion Week begins with the triumphal entry on Palm Sunday on 
the back of a colt as prophesied in Zechariah 9:9. 
Passion Week contained several memorable events. Jesus cleansed the Temple for the second time (Luke 19:45-46),
 then disputed with the Pharisees regarding His authority. Then He gave 
His Olivet Discourse on the end times and taught many things, including 
the signs of His second coming. Jesus ate His Last Supper with His 
disciples in the upper room (Luke 22:7-38),
 then went to the garden of Gethsemane to pray as He waited for His hour
 to come. It was here that Jesus, having been betrayed by Judas, was 
arrested and taken to several sham trials before the chief priests, 
Pontius Pilate, and Herod (Luke 22:54-23:25).
Following the trials, Jesus was scourged at the hands of the Roman 
soldiers, then was forced to carry His own instrument of execution (the 
Cross) through the streets of Jerusalem along what is known as the Via Dolorosa
 (way of sorrows). Jesus was then crucified at Golgotha on the day 
before the Sabbath, was buried and remained in the tomb until Sunday, 
the day after the Sabbath, and then gloriously resurrected.
It is referred to as Passion Week because in that time, Jesus Christ 
truly revealed His passion for us in the suffering He willingly went 
through on our behalf. What should our attitude be during Passion Week? 
We should be passionate in our worship of Jesus and in our proclamation 
of His Gospel! As He suffered for us, so should we be willing to suffer 
for the cause of following Him and proclaiming the message of His death 
and resurrection." 
Oh, praise God, from Whom all blessings flow, who has a great passion for you. Do you have a great passion for Him?
Have a magnificent day!
Lesbear 
 
 
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