Jesus leads people to what they need, not what they want or expect

Jesus leads people to what they need, not what they want or expect

The Easter story is one of a king laying down his life for what the people needed, even as they mocked and crucified him, writes Greg Baker.

He didn't even say that you could commit any kind of mischief against others by citing your family.

An opinion poll shows that 46 percent of those surveyed in Southern Norway believe that Jesus rose from the dead, either physically or in some other way.

Nearly half of southerners believe Jesus rose from the dead on Easter morning A poll shows that 46 percent of those surveyed in southern Norway believe Jesus rose from the dead, either physically or in some other way. 26 percent respond that they believe Jesus rose physically, 20 percent that Jesus "rose in some way, but not physically," writes Fædrelandsvennen. 40 percent do not believe Jesus rose from the dead. According to the Bible, Jesus r…

The story is brutal, controversial and seems unrealistic. For many, it is still the most important thing in life. We tried to find out how many people actually believe that Jesus rose from the grave.