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Core Christianity

Why Did Jesus's Death Have to Be So Brutal?

Core Christianity

Aaron Simon

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8584 Ratings

🗓️ 26 July 2024

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Episode 1541 | Adriel Sanchez and Bill Maier answer caller questions.

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1. Are Easter egg hunts okay for churches to host?
2. Does our view of the end times affect our understanding of God's kingdom?
3. What's the difference between Calvinists and Lutherans?
4. Was it necessary for Jesus to die in such a brutal way?
 
 
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0:00.0

Why did Jesus need to die in such a brutal way?

0:10.0

That's just one of the questions we'll be answering on today's edition of Core Christianity.

0:14.0

Hi, it's Bill Meyer, along with Pastor Adriel Sanchez, and as we head into the Easter weekend,

0:19.0

this is the radio program where we answer your questions about the Bible and the Christian life every day.

0:24.9

Our phone lines are open and you can call us at 833 The Core. That's 1833-843-243-2673.

0:33.1

You can also post your question on one of our social media sites and and you can always email us anytime at Questions at Core Christianity.com.

0:42.2

First up today, here's a question that came in from one of our listeners named Jimmy in Texas,

0:46.8

and a good one, because it's so practical for this weekend, he says, is there anything that's

0:51.1

in scripture that says it's okay or not okay to do egg hunts at church?

0:58.1

Wow.

0:58.8

Great question, Jimmy, and totally a relevant one.

1:01.8

I know that there are many churches this upcoming Lord's Day, this upcoming Sunday, that, you know,

1:06.7

will do some kind of a fun Easter egg hunt maybe after the service or have a bounce house for the kids.

1:14.0

Is there anything in scripture says, you know, well, you can't do that. Well, here's what I would say.

1:18.4

One, I think that worship, you know, when we're talking about what's taking place on Sunday morning in the context of the service, I think that that's, that's prescribed for us by

1:29.4

scripture. In other words, we should focus on those things that are outlined in the Bible,

1:32.8

the preaching of God's word, the singing of Psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, the prayers,

1:39.6

you know, devotion to the apostolic doctrine, an offering, you know, giving for the work of the ministry,

1:46.1

for the care of the poor. Those are the things that are, the elements of worship. And it's not

1:51.2

for us to say, well, now in the liturgy, we're going to have the Easter egg hunt or whatever.

1:57.6

You know, it's not for us to change worship. Now, if after the service, you know, families are getting together and enjoying a barbecue and doing something like an Easter egg hunt, I have no problem with that. I think that's, that's cool. I think that's great, there's nothing wrong with, maybe an opportunity for fellowship. If you have the eggs outside in the sun and there's chocolate inside, you've got

2:19.3

to be careful because you don't want the chocolate to melt. But otherwise, I would say,

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