There are times when we think that we know the solution to a problem. We might think that the solution is easy, and the solution might be easy for the problem that we perceive. Do we ever stop to think that maybe at times we are diagnosing the wrong problem? Do we ever realize that sometimes our intentions, no matter how good, still might be wrong? How were the ladies on the first Easter morning very well intentioned, but at the same time incredibly wrong?
Misdiagnosing Easter’s Problem (Mark 16:1-8)
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