EASTER SERVICE: BY VENERABLE INNOCENT OSUOHA.

Christians have been told to always see the Easter celebration as a period of rededication and thanksgiving to God for allowing his son Jesus Christ to die for the atonement of our sins.
An Anglican Clergyman, Venerable Innocent Osuoha made the assertion in a sermon entitled the "significance of His resurrection(1 Cor 15: 12) which he delivered at the Emmanuel Anglican church Izombe, Diocese On The Lake, to mark the Easter Sunday.
Citing the Gospel of John, chapter 20, verse one, the Clergyman pointed out that the rolling away of the stone from the tomb and the subsequent resurrection of Christ marks the resurrection of all dead areas in human endeavour as well as the beginning of progress, good health, fertility, open doors in business and place of work.
On the banquet as captured in Isaiah chapter 25 verse 6-9, Venerable Innocent Osuoha said the banquet which will take place in Zion is for only those who believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
He then admonished christians to always think outside the box in dealing with their fellow beings so as to qualify for the Great banquet.