Doubters Welcome An Easter poem by Rev. Greg Asimakoupoulos A risen dead man raises questions Empty tombs are not the norm. It's no wonder skeptics wonder yet their search for truth is scorned. A grave mistake is dissing doubters. What Christ did was meant for them. And the fact that they're not biting doesn't mean they're thoughtless men. For even Thomas had a challenge making sense of what seemed "non." Yet the Savior didn't judge him. and in time his doubts were gone. So let the doubters voice their questions Better yet, become their friends. Show your interest in their comments. Don't insist that you must win. God's the one who will convince them. You don't have to sweat and strive. By your care and love in action, you will prove Christ is alive. --Copyright 2007 by Rev. Greg Asimakoupoulos, Mercer Island, WA. Rhymes 'n Reasons, The Partial Observer.

Easter Reflections and Resources

Also featuring: 'Twas the Night before Easter!--by Peggie

NOTE: This Easter parody, ficticious in nature, is based on the true, Biblical story of Jesus and His Resurrection, found in Bible Gateway.com - John 20:1-31.
These Scriptures are available at WWW Bible Gateway where you may also read the full narrative from the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

Music credit: "The Ballad of the Cross" by Elton Smith and Larry Holder.