Our Easter Is Christ. Our Savior and Redeemer in one person

Easter under quarantine is a special experience. Unusual and non-standard.

In some regions, there is the strictest self-isolation, not to mention Church-wide isolation.
Where pastors can only broadcast online exclusively from their homes.

The task is not easy, since these live broadcasts have recently become hundreds and thousands of times more and more. Everyone is trying to explain what is happening. Some trying to explain that the current problem is not a problem.

Like, don't react, bury your head in the sand and stay supernaturally calm. Others raise panic and global hysteria. They say that we are victims of a global conspiracy plan. Well, who really knows what's going on in the world?

I think the Church is taking its maturation exams today.

This is the time when houses built on stone and sand will be tested by time.

Revelations or just motivation. Divine vocation or Christian marketing. God's messenger or business project.

I am sure that the current turmoil will reveal who is who.

Everything on the sand will be destroyed. Everything on a rock will stand. And life will show the difference between those who honor their God and those who do not.

It will show the difference between those who serve their Lord and those who use him. And how important it is for us to be ready for such exams.

The most remarkable thing is the Easter events in this historical context.

The Easter revelations put everything in its place. God willing, we'll figure it out.

I recommend that everyone who is close to us watch the Easter service that was broadcasted last Sunday.

I must admit that I didn't want to be banal, religious, habitual and Protocol. It was a great desire to share today's understanding of such an important holiday as Easter.

Unlike other regions, our conditions are more than favorable both in terms of personal and Church-wide. As always, although in a limited format, we celebrated this holiday in the Church.

I bring to your attention the sermon at the solemn Easter service called " Our Easter is Christ. Our Redeemer and Saviour in one person."