Teaching Children the Meaning of Easter

Dr. Kathy dives into a heart-to-heart about Easter in this, "Celebrate Jesus, He has risen" episode of the Dr. Kathy says segment of the podcast. She shares insights about the Easter season, family traditions, and the deep joy of celebrating something far greater than chocolate eggs and fluffy bunnies.

Dr. Kathy gets it. She talks about how Easter isn't just a one-day wonder but a season that invites us to reflect on something incredible - the resurrection of Jesus. It's easy to get swept up in the commercial whirlwind, right? Between trying to make sure the kids have the perfect Easter basket and juggling the everyday chaos, the true essence of Easter can sometimes feel a bit out of reach.

Dr. Kathy shares her own family stories, the kind that make you nod along because, yup, we've all been there. She talks about evolving traditions, the kind that change as our families grow and life throws its curveballs. It's a gentle reminder that it's okay to let go of what stresses us out and focus on what truly matters - worshipping Jesus while being present and creating powerful memories that drive habits of worship with our kids.

And for those moments when we're trying to instill a bit of that deeper meaning into our kids' hearts, Dr. Kathy suggests cracking open some scripture and having real talks about the sacrifice and resurrection of Christ. It's about keeping that the center in our homes and in our hearts, not just when Easter rolls around, but all year long.

So, as we navigate the hustle and bustle of parenting, let's remember to pause, breathe, and embrace the beautiful, sometimes messy journey of keeping Jesus in Easter. Whether it's through changing up traditions that no longer serve the central piece of Easter, or finding those quiet moments to talk about the hope and joy that Jesus is, we're doing more than just celebrating a holiday. We're nurturing a sense of wonder, gratitude, and love in our families that will last a lifetime.

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