A Touch of Redemption

Jesus is Alive!

Last Thursday, I went for a routine blood test, which has always been challenging due to my very small veins. I was directed from one department to another until finally reaching the blood collection area where many patients were waiting. Despite my upcoming elective procedure on Monday requiring these results, I still needed to wait my turn.

Jesus Shed His Blood For Us

When my time came, the phlebotomist struggled as expected. In a final attempt, she asked me to stretch out both hands, successfully drawing blood from each—though it was quite painful. This experience sparked a profound thought: the discomfort in my hands reminded me of Christ’s crucifixion, though my momentary pain was insignificant compared to His suffering.

What makes this reflection especially meaningful is the Easter season we’re celebrating today! Jesus didn’t remain on that cross or in the tomb—He conquered death and rose again! As the Scripture beautifully declares, “He is not here; he has risen, just as he said,” (Matthew 28:6).

This resurrection isn’t just a historical event but offers hope to everyone. The promise that “because I live, you also will live” (John 14:19) transcends religious boundaries, inviting all to consider what new beginnings might be possible in their lives.

Whether you share my faith in Christ Jesus or not, Easter’s themes of renewal, hope, and perseverance through suffering speak to the universal human experience. Even from small moments of discomfort can come beautiful reflections on life’s deeper meaning.

May we all find moments of peace, renewal and joy during this season!

Happy Easter my friends!

Much love, always!💞😊

18 comments on “A Touch of Redemption

  1. Jeff's avatar Jeff says:

    ALLELUIA!!! What a testimony! What a Savior!! Thank you, Seyi Sandra! 💜💜

  2. Thanks for sharing. Good luck with your procedure!

  3. Thanks for sharing. Good luck with your medical procedure today! 🙏🏽

  4. Thanks for sharing. Good luck with your medical procedure.

  5. Happy Easter, Sandra! I’m glad you’re doing well and enjoying the holidays. I hope you’ll rest well, don’t rush back to work or anything like that. Rest is important. 🙂

  6. We hope you had a lovely break. Rest more!

  7. alexkaypoet's avatar alexkaypoet says:

    Awesome article! I hope you had a peaceful Easter, Sandra. Hope you prioritise your health, too.

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