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I'm Taylor. And I'm Lisa.

This is Scripture Central's Come Follow Me Insights. Today, a special Easter episode.

And thank you for being with us today and it's a delight to have you here, Lisa.

We love spending time talking about the gospel and sharing scriptures.

We want to begin with this question. Have you ever had a moment in your life where you felt like you needed healing or that there was chaos or disorder in your life?

One way to look at Easter is as a time of healing, of bringing order where there had been disorder or peace where there had been chaos.

So as we spend some time today talking about the glorious resurrection and the Easter

of Jesus' healing divine love for our souls and our bodies, we hope that you can see in your own life

where Jesus has and can kill you. There are two paintings that have to do with the crucifixion and the resurrection,

the times before and after that I wanted to talk about for just a moment,

because they show that Christ is the focal point of strength and of healing.

One of those is a painting by Leonardo da Vinci called The Last Supper.

I'm sure you all have seen it.

And it depicts the very moment where the disciples, the apostles, ask whether they are the person,

they are the ones who will betray the Lord. So let me read a few verses to you from Matthew

chapter 26, starting in verse 21. And as they did eat, He, Christ said, verily I say unto you,

that one of you shall betray me. And they were exceeding sorrowful and beyond every one of them

to say unto him, Lord, is it I? We capture the apostles at that very moment. And if you look at the 12 of

them, they are feeling a torrent of emotions. They are chaotic. The only one who is serene

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