Written by best-selling and award-winning author Glenys Nellist, Good News! It's Easter! is a playful and colorful book introducing children to the gift of new life we have in Jesus.

The good news of Easter is that we are offered an invitation to eternal life through Jesus Christ

In the past century, the average life expectancy in the United States has risen by more than 25 years. But despite our phenomenal medical breakthroughs, death is still our greatest enemy, the inescapable last fact of life. But there is hope. The good news of Easter is that there is life after death! Jesus Christ overcame death nearly 2,000 years ago, as the Bible states: "Christ died for our sins in accordance with the Scriptures . . . he was buried . . . he was raised on the third day" (1 Corinthians 15:3-4). But Christ's resurrection is more than just historical fact or theological doctrine. It is God's personal invitation of eternal life to you and me. On the cross of Calvary, Jesus Christ suffered and died in our place so that we would not have to face God's judgment for our sins. And on that first Easter morning he was raised to new life--God's seal of approval that Christ has paid for our sins in full. That enables those who believe Christ died in their place to be "born again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead" (1 Peter 1:3)! This Easter Jesus Christ offers you salvation and new life. Through faith in him you can join the countless millions who have believed his promise: "Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life" (John 3:36). Have you received this good news of Easter? "God gave us eternal life, and this life is in his Son. Whoever has the Son has life; whoever does not have the Son of God does not have life" (1 John 5:11-12). Admit to God that you need his forgiveness and salvation. Turn from trusting in anything else for eternal life and trust only in Christ. Today you can place your trust in the resurrected Christ and receive salvation--this is certainly good news! You may want to express your trust in the offer of forgiveness and eternal life this way: Dear Jesus, I do believe you died in my place so my sins can be forgiven. I also believe that you rose again so that I can have eternal life. Thank you for loving me so much to make this possible! Amen.

This tract explains that the real meaning of Easter is the good news that Jesus was raised from the dead!

A Story of Inspiration, Compassion, Kindness, and Forgiveness. Eric is a little boy who is excited because, after Sunday School, he and his family are going to "Fun Land" for a picnic and to ride rides. "After lunch, he and his dad got in line to ride the roller coaster. While Eric waited, he started to open his giant gold egg to eat the chocolate that was inside. "That's cool!" the little boy behind him said. Then suddenly the boy grabbed the egg away from Eric. Eric tried to grab it back, but the boy threw it down and it broke!" Then, something amazing was about to happen... Join Author G.L. Charles as she takes kids on an inspiring journey where they'll learn how Jesus Christ did an act of kindness to people who rejected him and how he took the punishment for the bad things everyone does. "With Jesus Series" Author G.L. Charles celebrates Christian life by combining a wonderful collection of stories into an uplifting book series. Readers who loved With Jesus I give, With Jesus I am Brave, and With Jesus I Love will also enjoy this new heart-warming book that will keep kids wanting to hear more. Click the "add to cart" button to get your copy now!

This is a spiritual guide through the gospels. It is a book re the teachings of Jesus Christ as evidenced in the gospels. The chronology follows the gospels, parables and teaching of Jesus. this book may be used for instruction, teaching and spiritual reading which can be read chapter by chapter in small bites.

Is the turning point of human history the Jesus of the cross or the Christ of the resurrection? We live on this side of the resurrection, yet we act as if we are on the far side of the crucifixion. Staring into the cross from the Good Friday perspective makes it difficult to see beyond it. It consumes us. It blocks our vision. Even though we understand in our minds there was a Sunday we continue to stand in our hearts on Friday. Are we missing life in the brilliant light of the resurrection? Try to imagine the profound transformation from the disciples’ broken spirit on Friday to their heart-stopping joy on Sunday evening. Transformation was truly so wrenching there could never be a return to their pre-resurrection world. They began to see the cross through the lens of the resurrection, every time. The risen Lord became their launching pad for faith, and from that glorious platform they reached back and embraced his crucifixion. It should be the same for us!