What Does Easter Mean? | Children's Devotional about Easter

Read: Matthew 27: 33-38; chp. 28: 1-11

It would be good to read all of chp. 27 if you have time to do so. It speaks of Jesus trial and ridicule and abusive treatment from the soldiers.

Jesus had to die on the cross and shed His blood for us, so we could be brought back into relationship with God. He was the final sacrifice. It was through Jesus blood being shed that our sins have been forgiven (washed away). Then, through His resurrection (coming back to life), we too can be risen to new life in Him. When we come to the Lord, He makes us new creations. We have Jesus resurrected life in us.

Easter isn’t at all about Easter bunnies and Easter eggs as such, though these things are nice to have at Easter time. I’ve heard it said that the Easter egg represents 'new life' – as a chicken hatches from an egg. It is okay to enjoy chocolate bunnies and Easter eggs at Easter time, but let us not forget the real meaning of Easter.

© By M.S.Lowndes

A relating Devotional for AdultsThe Meaning Of Easter that you may like to read. To read poetry on Easter click on Easter Poems, and for verses for homemade cards, e-cards or scrapbooks click on
Easter Verses

Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me, though he may die, he shall live. - John 11: 25 (NKJV)

Jesus I thank you that you died
Your spilled blood was for me
Death could not hold you in the grave
But you rose victoriously.

© By M.S.Lowndes

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