Our humanity has been transformed so as to conform to Him. As we live in Christ, our former ways are reformed by grace, and we stand before the world as a new creature. Then, as the miracle of our own transformation cannot be contained, we are commissioned by the benevolence of the Holy Spirit and sent to inform the children of Genesis that they too can become children of the Risen Lord. Indeed, the Easter proclamation has transfigured the pages of Genesis with the truths conveyed by God on the pages of the Gospels. As we live in the truths of these pages, our own life is transfigured by the Life of our Risen Lord.
Easter is much more than a religious holiday.
It is far greater than a new way for Christians to think about life. It is the beginning point of new life itself. It gives meaning to everything we are and all that we do. Thus, we work in this world as participants in the New Adam of God's creation, using our flesh to in-form humanity that God in Christ has raised the quality of human life far above mundane expectations. When we partake of Easter, we walk on a grand and blessed path as persons truly sanctified and redeemed.