2026 Easter Devotional

Moments that changed our world

[March 30, 2026] 

The internet is filled with list after list of what some expert here or there believes are the Top Ten Moments that changed our world; that changed history. List differ by author but most repeated some form of these:

The Invention of Writing: 3500 BCE

The Construction of the Pyramids of Giza: 2500 BCE

Christopher Columbus navigating the globe: 1492

Industrial Revolution: 1760

The Elimination of Slavery: 19th century

The Reign of Adolf Hitler: 1933-1946

Creation of the Atomic Bomb: 1945

Man Walking on the Moon: 1969

The Invention of Personal Computers: 1981

But in list after list after list, the Life of Jesus Christ was considered the number one event that changed our world most. Think about it, an unimportant little town in an unimportant little region in an unimportant little country; a simple poor Jewish boy is born! He never travels further than 200 miles in any one direction, and yet HE changes the entire world? How can you explain that?

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Surprisingly, it wasn’t his miracle birth, or his authoritative teachings, or even his well witnessed, well documented, unexplainable miracles. What made all the difference was one thing: the resurrection. (I Corinthians 15:3-8) If Jesus simply dies and is buried, so does his memory. But, coming back to life, that’s difficult to just step over and avoid. If resurrection is a reality, then that single moment changes everything.

How much longer are we going to play games with this? Jesus raising from the dead is the most important event in all of history. And that makes Jesus the most important decision of your entire life. We’re in a war and you need to wake up. Satan wants you to believe this is all just fantasy. God wants you to accept it as truth. You get to choose who you will listen to. Let this Easter be the moment your faith was reignited. Let this be the Easter you got back into the game. Join us this Easter at Lincoln Christian Church.

[Ron Otto]

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