Her Son Our Savior

As Easter approaches, the episode takes a heartfelt look at the life of Jesus through the eyes of his mother, Mary. Reflecting on the unique bond between a mother and her child, the narrative delves into the emotions Mary must have felt as she witnessed her son's journey from a precious baby to the Savior of the world.

Explore the profound strength and selfless love Mary exhibited, knowing her son was destined to fulfill a divine purpose. The episode invites listeners to empathize with Mary's experience of joy, pride, and unimaginable sorrow as she watched Jesus endure suffering for the sake of humanity.

In honoring the sacrifice of both Jesus and Mary, the episode encourages listeners to cherish their own children, appreciate the depth of God's love, and embrace the hope and redemption offered through Jesus' resurrection. Celebrate Easter by reflecting on the enduring legacy of a mother's love and the transformative power of faith.

Episode Transcript

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As Easter approaches, I have been thinking a lot about Jesus' time here on earth.

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We have all heard of his birth, his teachings, his signs, wonders and miracles.
For the most part,we have been taught his life story from those who had the honor of walking daily with him,
and from those who witnessed every aspect of his life here.
However today I am seeing his life through a mother's eyes.

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Mary's eyes.
As a mom myself, I can feel her joy when she looked into the eyes of her precious son.
The miracle that she had been chosen to give birth to.
That sweet precious baby boy that sometimes would fall down while playing;
the one that cried out to her to pick him up.

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Can you imagine looking into those beautiful eyes knowing what his true purpose was?
As a mom,I can only imagine had I been in her shoes,
how extremely hard it would have been for me to let go.
I don't believe I could have let go.
In fact, I know I couldn't have.

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Could you?
I can sense how proud Mary was of the man her darling baby boy had grown to be.
The joy of a mother's heart.
Conversations that would forever be etched in her heart.
I believe that I would have wanted to beg God to not let it be.
I would have cried out to please let the task my son was to full fill be removed.

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Selfish?
Yes.
In the natural of course I would have had those feelings, as any mother would.
We have a bond with our children that is indescribable.
Mary knew from the beginning the child she bore was the son of God.
She knew that this precious miracle had a destiny to full fill,

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the new covenant between man and God.
She knew her son came to save the world.
As I watched the movie "The Passion of the Christ",
the connection I felt with Mary as she watches the pain and suffering her son goes through for ALL mankind,
is more than over whelming for me.
There are actually no words to describe my emotions.

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God's word tells us in First John 4:9.
In this the love of God was manifested towards us,
that God has sent his only begotten Son into the world,
that we might live through him.
Could you give up your only son,to take on ALL the sin of the world,
every disease,every hardship and to have him die a sinner's death to save the world?

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I couldn't.
But she did.
God did.
As Mary looks into her son's eyes and he tells her it is almost finished,
my tears are uncontrollable.
My sobs rack my body as I watch her run to her son.
This beautiful, precious son, whom she gave birth to is now dying for her.

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He is dying for us all.
He is dying for a world that rejected him, scorned him, accused him.
beat him and killed him.
I can't comprehend the pain,the suffering,the anguish,
the despair,the grief,and the helpless feelings Mary had to have felt as she witnessed her son's death.

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I do believe in my heart she would have taken his place if she could have.
What mother wouldn't want to spare their child from this?
I admire the strength she found in God.
I admire her selfless act of love in spite of knowing she would lose her son here on earth.
To know that she would never see her son marry and have children of his own.

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I admire her for paving the way for future mothers to be able to let go and allow God's destiny for their children's lives to be as God planned.
To say that I am thankful and grateful for this beautiful man to take my place upon that cross and to bear all my sins is an understatement.
There are not enough lifetimes for me to love and cherish, worship, honor and serve my Saviour.

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The one who came to die for me,the one that suffered a death like no other,
the one who's love was and is so great that we can never grasp its fullness in our natural minds.
The One who came to save the world.
As we celebrate this Easter,the life,the death and resurrection of our Lord and Saviour,

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I encourage you to look into your children's eyes,
see them through Mary's eyes and remember that once upon a time,
many years ago here on earth there was a mother that unselfishly gave us a son,
for all our sons and daughters to live!
His love for us is beyond words.

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He came to take away all our suffering and in doing so suffered for us.
I encourage you all, do not let her son and His death go in vain.
Reach to him, love him, walk with him and glorify him!
Allow him to direct your steps and walk in the abundance of life that He has for you!
Surrender your everything to him.

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He has already paid the price for us all!
John 11:25.
Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life.
The one who believes in me will live, even though they die.
After all He is our Saviour!