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This week we're going to talk about something that by every year we

circle back around to these kinds of issues. Let's face it as Christians we know

that our calendar has two significant holy days that we have a tendency to celebrate in a different

way over the course of our calendar year as Christians. Churches for the most part

will celebrate these two days in a way that is very unusual, very unique.

You know if you're somebody maybe who has only been a in the past been kind of a cultural

Christian or a casual Christian. There's probably a couple of days before you got serious about what you believe

that you would go to church, even though you wouldn't go to church necessarily every Sunday,

you probably went to church on Christmas and Easter right?

And those are days we also have a tendency to invite our friends and family members.

Why?

Because we know these are unusual days.

They are celebrated by the church, demark marking important events in the church.

Now obviously, when we celebrate Easter to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus,

we know why that's important, right?

Because this is the most important Christian claim according to

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