An Easter Walk: From Palm Sunday to the Ascension-Forty Devotions

by Zan Marie Steadham

Need to get ready for Easter? Along with the new spring clothes, candy eggs, and lilies, take a walk with Christ to Jerusalem and the Cross. Join the crowds at the Temple and the Last Supper in the Upper Room, and find His message of peace and hope. Preparing for Easter is the focus of the Season of Lent. Many see it as a time of repentance for sins committed during the year and reflection on Christ’s sacrifice. An Easter Walk from Palm Sunday to the Ascension provides forty devotions and is a great way to contemplate Christ’s purpose and mission and to consider the importance of following Christ’s steps throughout the year. An Easter Walk is a companion volume to A Christmas Walk.
Zan Marie Steadham is the author of An Easter Walk and two books on church history. She is a 2009 Georgia Author of the Year Nominee. She writes fiction, devotions, and poetry and is a member of a member of the Women’s Fiction Writers Association and the CompuServe Books and Writers Forum.

92 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 19, 2013

About the author

Zan Marie Steadham is a curious student of history, writing, and travel. In 2009 she was a Georgia Author of the Year Nominee for An Easter Walk and is currently working on five novels--Friendly Fire, Consuming Fire, Line of Fire, Hearth Fire, and The Dawn and the Lion. Her published writings include An Easter Walk, A Christmas Walk, Our Foundation, A Children's History of Carrollton First Baptist Church and Blanche of Castile, a True Ruler of France. She is also a co-author and editor of A History of First Baptist Church, 160 Years-1847-2007. She is a member of the Compuserve Books and Writers Forum, the American Christian Fiction Writers Association, and the Women's Fiction Writers Association. Zan Marie has always loved words and has written since she realized that the words she loved were written by someone. Words--poetry, prose, lyric--inspire, entertain, and enlighten. Her writing explores many different forms--fiction, poetry, devotional literature, and history.