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Easter is a wonderful time to celebrate the joy of the Resurrection…but it’s also important to remember the darkness before the dawn. Going through hard times can make the happy moments even better! This message presents several elements with contrasts to exemplify how we can have extra hope even when things are tough. Just as darkness makes the day brighter or cold days make summer warmer, the sorrow of Good Friday paves the way for an incredible and exuberant Easter! We recognize that life includes sadness and evil, but Jesus conquered death, and God has already won the victory!

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Title: "Finding Hope in Hard Times - Easter Object Lesson for Kids"


Description: In this children's sermon object lesson on John 20:1-18, we explore the meaning of Easter and how the darkness before the dawn can actually make the Resurrection even more special. Just as cold weather makes us appreciate the warmth of summer, or how darkness makes the light shine brighter, the sorrow of Good Friday makes the joy of Easter Sunday even more meaningful. Kids will learn that although life has its ups and downs, we can find hope in the fact that Jesus conquered death and God has already won the victory.


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