Category Archives: Easter

Our Pathway to Resurrection Sunday

Posted on April 13, 2025 by His Way with Gary Curtis

A 6-minute Holy Week read Many people worldwide know something of the events surrounding the ending of the life of Jesus of Nazareth over two thousand years ago. The deeply emotional and painful events of that final week of our … Continue reading →

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A Christian Views The Jewish Feasts

Posted on September 29, 2024 by His Way with Gary Curtis

Part 1 — a 3-minute read A Christian Views the Jewish Festivals God appointed seven sacred assemblies for the Children of Israel after they followed Moses out of Egypt. These Exodus events were to be perpetually observed at the appointed … Continue reading →

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Doubts and Proofs of Jesus’ Resurrection

Posted on March 31, 2024 by His Way with Gary Curtis

Resurrection Sunday, 2024  If you read this on Resurrection Sunday, perhaps you have already exchanged the traditional hope-filled affirmation with other believers: “He is risen!” And they have responded, “He is risen, indeed!”  The Apostle Paul plainly declared the resurrection … Continue reading →

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The Cross Over Hollywood

Posted on March 24, 2024 by His Way with Gary Curtis

If you have ever flown into the International Airport at Los Angeles (LAX), you may have seen the large, white cross on the hillside near the world-famous “Hollywood” sign. Many thousands of motorists on the Hollywood Freeway see it each … Continue reading →

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Jesus’ Final Forty Days

Posted on May 21, 2023 by His Way with Gary Curtis

What did Jesus do during the days following His resurrection and before His ascension into heaven? The Gospel writers actually give us many post-resurrection accounts. Matthew and Mark are somewhat limited, while the details of Luke and John are more … Continue reading →

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