Easter Dreams

Sunday, April 16, 1995
| Luke 24:1-12

In a world of Good Friday nightmares, it is time for Easter Dreams.

After the completion of Disney World, someone remarked, "Isn't it too bad that Walt Disney didn't live to see this!" Mike Vance, creative director of Disney Studios replied, "He did see it -- that's why it's here." (Ministry Advantage, July/August 1994, 3).

Everything in life that we use or hold, eat or watch, wear, sit in or listen to -- in other words, everything that is a creation of human ingenuity -- started out as a dream. Before anything can become tangible, it must first become a reality in the mind of its dreamer. Only when the dream is real for one can it become real for all. Not until the dream is real for me can it become real for you.

Zippers, Christmas tree lights, quadruple bypass heart surgery, combustion engines, cotton candy, x-rays, air conditioning, flush toilets, matches, eyeglasses, espresso -- all these things were once dreams in some person's mind. The dreams of others make our lives tasty, pleasant, sometimes even possible.

So why is it that we live in a...






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