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Giving Easter a Second Look

Have you ever gone for a walk way off the beaten path into some winding woods? Have you ever done it with a genuine ornithologist (i.e., bird watcher)? That experience would probably make most of us feel our eyesight would be something comparable to Stevie Wonder’s during a solar eclipse. Because while our gaze would likely mainly be focused fearfully on the earth below (to avoid a repeat of the near face plant of a half mile back), our bird watcher friend would be joyously peering around 180 degrees with the piercing gaze of

an American bald eagle. Imagine as he enthusiastically points to a 90’ Grevillea Robusta tree (silver oak, stay with me now) and says, “Wow! Did you see that? A striated pardalote! Beautiful specimen! Look! Quick! Look!” And as you risk your life and lift your eyes off the path to peer at the focus of his excitement, frustration floods in quickly, because all you see is leaves and branches. Lots of leaves. Lots of branches.

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Tampa Bay Water Ski Show The Tampa Bay Water Ski Show Team begins its 2017 season on April 1st! The team performs free shows each Saturday evening at 6:00pm from April through October. Pre-show entertainment with beginner skiers starts at 5:30. Shows feature barefooters, ballet lines, pyramids, and more! Seating is available or bring a lawn chair to select your spot. For team information or directions, visit www.tampawaterski.com or call 813917-8354 or 727-480-9365. Site address is 130 Burbank Road, Oldsmar, FL 34677.

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7th Annual Westchase Easter Egg Hunt Mark your calendars! The bunny is back in town! Last year, students from Alonso High School came together to coordinate the 6th Annual Westchase Easter Egg Hunt to benefit American Cancer Society Relay for Life. Together they raised $3300. This year’s Egg Hunt will take place on Sunday, April 9, from 1 – 4pm at the Westchase Rec Center located at 9791 Westchase Drive in Tampa. All children who are elementary school aged and younger are welcome to participate in the egg hunt

and activities. Bring the whole family, including your middle or high schooler, for a day of fun. Each child is asked to bring their own basket for the Easter Egg Hunt, which will take place in groups starting at 1:30pm and run every 45 minutes. We are asking for a $10 donation per child made payable to American Cancer Society. Activities leading up to the egg hunt will include a bounce house, face painting, various games, food, beverages, and much more. You

can even purchase your very own keepsake photo with our bunny. Kelly Szarek Photography will be on hand taking photos. Please check out our Facebook Event Westchase Egg Hunt and R.S.V.P. to the event for updates. All donations are tax deductible. If you have a business that would like to help sponsor the event, please contact us at the email below.

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When You Jump, God Will Catch You Keith Chandler, Journey Christian Church

When my children were young, we’d go to the pool and play that game where Dad stands a few feet from the side in chest-deep water, and tries to convince the kids to jump to him. From the father’s perspective, there’s zero risk to this game, but you wouldn’t know it by watching the kids quiver on the deck. “Jump!“ I would say. “Daddy? Will you catch me?” “Yes! Trust me! Just jump.” “When you jump, then I’ll catch you. But I can’t prove that I’ll catch you until you jump!” As grown-ups who can stand in a few feet of water; we laugh at the little kids cowering on the pool deck. But let’s be honest: jumping can be a scary business. Especially when we’re not entirely certain Daddy’s going to catch us. Let’s talk about our heavenly father. What things do we fear when it comes to trusting Him? Maybe we’re afraid because we’re convinced God’s angry with us and wants to punish us. Maybe he wants to teach us a lesson by letting us hit the water and go under. Maybe our fears are simply based on our desire for pleasure and comfort. What will God call us to do if we decide to take that leap? Or maybe our fear is ex-

actly the same as the one perched on the side of the pool: we’re afraid Daddy isn’t gonna catch us. But the Bible says perfect love drives out fear. So how do we get past it? When you seem far away it’s harder to jump. As a father, I gradually moved toward them. That’s the same approach God has taken with us through the ages. After the fall, God began to draw closer to us again. At first, he was a voice beyond the clouds, then a visible pillar of fire and a massive cloud leading them through the wilderness. Next, he came to the people in the Tabernacle and later the Temple. When they still didn’t get it, he came so close that he was human—Jesus! But then he said, “I’ll get even closer. I’ll unleash the transformative power of my Spirit to change you from the inside out.” With every step closer, God proved his love for us. God deserves our trust but we still have to step off the edge. God stands ever so close and says, “When you jump, then I’ll catch you. But I can’t prove it until you jump.” Continued next month, Keith www.tampajourney.com

Northwest Community Church is hosting When: April 14, 2017 a Good Friday service that is open to all called Time: 7:00pm (must arrive no later than “The Sermon on the Wall.” It’s a mural which 6:45 as the doors will be closed at 7:00) measures 70 feet wide by 26 feet tall. Scenes Where: Northwest Community Church, from the life of Jesus, starting with his birth 14913 Hutchison Road, Tampa FL 33625 and ending with his triumphant return as Website: nwcc777.com outlined in the Book of Revelation. The event Questions: Call (813) 962-4990 will include food, music, costumed ushers, To learn more about “The Sermon on the and narration by Pastor Scott Collins. Wall” visit sermononthewall.com.

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A Month of Deep Reflection Samantha Taylor Pure Health & Fitness Studios April is a good time to reflect on life. Spring has just begun, you are recovered from the rush of the holiday season, and summer is soon around the corner. Yet it also makes you think about how it’s already April, we are through the first quarter of the year of 2017, and just as quick, it will be 2018. In the midst of the journey from here until January of 2018 are days full of choices. We can either be disciplined and get it done or we can be riddled with excuses of why it wasn’t. In the end, we are the only one that will look ourselves in the mirror and really know that we either took care of our health or we didn’t. I saw a T-shirt one day that said, “There are two pains in life: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret.” Discipline is not always easy, however, it’s much more enjoyable to do what it takes to be more disciplined then it is to live in regret. That is one thing about this life that is wonderful but is also a challenge. We have a free will. We aren’t robots made to just walk out this life blindly in doing all things that are good for us, we have a free will and we can choose whether to do something that is helpful or harmful to our lives. I think that so many people are just so busy, so caught up in life and were not really taught to make health a major priority that it just gets shoved under the carpet. Yet the more you shove your health under the carpet and don’t deal with it, the more it will soon become this giant lump that you start tripping over and will cause harm. I have been in the health and fitness industry for almost 25 years and I really can’t believe how

blind most Americans are to their health. Not only do they suffer but their family suffers too. It saddens me to even walk through the grocery store and see how sick, tired, and out of shape most have become. But you know what? We will never change what we tolerate. We have to choose to not accept that for our lives anymore. We have to choose that it matters to take care of our bodies, and what better time than April to do that? It’s also a great month of reflection because of Resurrection Sunday (aka Easter). Personally, it’s the day I experienced really meeting God for the first time, 22 years ago. This body builder at the gym would not stop talking about Jesus, and my husband didn’t really want to hear it anymore. So the guy said, “If you go to church with me on Easter, I will stop talking about it.” So we went and that day changed our lives. It really is amazing how one decision can change your life so dramatically. Not only did my husband and I surrender our lives to God and accept Christ as our personal savior that day, but it catapulted me into an amazing experience of helping people learn how to experience victory with God in their lives, how to take what the Bible says can be done in your life and actually experience it. Now I am blessed to have a Christian business with three locations where we can serve women in helping them honor their body as the Temple of God and become healthier so they have more energy and stamina to do the things God has called them to do in life. I encourage you to get to church this Easter. Even if you haven’t been in a long time, just go. It can be a great turning point in your life. And if you are going to church, invite someone else to go with you. You never know who will say “Yes” just like I did and how many lives their life can impact. Happy Resurrection Day!

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Human Trafficking is Big Business Anne Childers, Staff Writer

Human trafficking may well be the biggest industry you have never heard of. Forced labor and human trafficking is a$150B industry globally with 20.9M victims worldwide, according to figures supplied by the International Labor Organization. Victims of human trafficking include children, women, and men who are subjected to sexual exploitation or forced labor through force, fraud, or coercion. The U.S. Department of Justice human trafficking task force reports 83% of sex trafficking victims identified in the United States are U.S. citizens with an average age of 12-14. Florida continues to rank third in the nation in the number of calls to the National Human Trafficking Hotline. Those calls signal an increased local awareness largely because of state level action. Attorney General Pam Bondi has worked with Florida’s legislative leaders to create a 15-member Statewide Council on Human Trafficking. The Council, chaired by Bondi, was created and signed into law in 2014. It is comprised of law enforcement officers, prosecutors, legislators, and experts in the fields of health, education, and social services. Attorney General Bondi is committed to an all-hands-on-deck approach to eradicating human trafficking. You can be part of the

solution for victims of modern-day slavery by raising your own awareness, and alerting authorities to suspicious activities. Signs of human trafficking can include but are not limited to: • Poor mental health or abnormal behavior • Poor physical health • Lack of control • Few or no personal possessions • Is not in control of his/her own money • Is not in control of his/her own identification documents (ID or passport) • Is not allowed or able to speak for themselves (a third party may insist on being present and/or translating) If you think you have come into contact with a victim of human trafficking, do not become involved personally, but do call one of the professional services trained to recognize and rescue victims. Report your suspicions anonymously to local law enforcement, the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888, the U.S. Department of Justice Hotline at 1-888-428-7581, the Florida Abuse Hotline at 1-800-96-ABUSE (22873), or 911. Pasco FREE (pascoFREE@gmail.com) is accepting members—email for details, and anyone wishing to share information with this publication may send an email to edit101@ddpnews.com. For additional information, go and watch the WEDU video at http://www.wedu.org/ humantrafficking or contact MyFloridaLegal.com. Please get involved and ask yourself how your organizations or place of worship can make a difference in the lives of our most vulnerable citizens. “The Statewide Council on Human Trafficking will coordinate and enhance efforts to further combat human trafficking and to support victims of this horrific crime.” — Attorney General Pam Bondi

Saddle Up For Charity Bridging Freedom, Restoring Stolen Childhoods, and Pasco Sheriff Charities team up on Saturday April 22, to raise funds and awareness for victims of Human Trafficking. Come on foot or on horseback to Diamond “B” Ranch, 21309 Kettering Road, Dade City. Gates open at 8:30am, ride starts at 10:00am. Riders can pre-register for $30 and receive lunch and a T-shirt. Day of the event registration is $35. All proceeds to benefit Bridging Freedoms Equine Therapy Program. Call 813-220-8459 for registration and information, or visit www.bridgingfreedom.org.

The Well - A Women’s Bible Study and Training Ministry By Karen McBride

The Well is a women’s Bible study ministry. Women from all denominations learn and grow in their personal walk with God and develop leadership skills through bible study and mentoring. To accommodate women’s busy schedules, bible studies are held on Tuesday nights and in the morning as well as the evening on Wednesdays and

Thursdays. Child watch is available during all of the Bible studies (donation supported). The Well meets at the First Baptist Church of Lutz, located at 18116 N US Highway 41 Lutz, FL 33549. For more information on The Well, please go to http://www.thewellbiblestudy.org.

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Cornerstone AC Blood Drive

How to Save on Automobile Insurance

Cornerstone Pros. Air Conditioning, Plumbing & Electrical, located at 4946 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. and (813) 949-4445 in the heart of Land O’ Lakes, will be holding a blood drive as part of our community outreach. Mark your calendar for Friday, May 5th 7:30-12:30. All our Cornerstone employees are encouraged to participate, and we are requesting the community to come out and donate. As a SPECIAL thanks, we are offering the first 50 donors a FREE 77 Point AC Cleaning and Inspection Gift Certificate*! There will also be raffle items, and OneBlood T-shirts will be give away as well. More than 41,000 blood donations are needed every day, one every 2 seconds. Join the cause and donate blood. *Free 77pt AC cleaning & Inspection is one per household. Offer cannot be combined with any other offer. Certificate has no cash value and must be redeemed within 90 days.

Women-N-Charge Join the vibrant ladies of Women-nCharge on Friday, Friday, April 7th from 11:15am-1:15pm at Pebble Creek Country Club (10550 Regents Park Dr., Tampa, 33647). The meeting includes lunch, a feature speaker, and time to network. We share our talents, build relationships, and share our resources with other women in business. The cost is $15 for members and $18

for all guests. Please register at women-ncharge.com. For more information, please contact Judy at 813-600-9848 or admin@ women-n-charge.com. Our feature speaker for April is Carol Goebel of Trail Wind Travel, who is an Accredited Cruise Counselor, and her presentation is entitled, “Ways to Maximize your Vacations and Time Off.”

Women-N-Charge After Hours Event The Women-n-Charge after hours event at Elsa’s Mexican Restaurant on 41 and Sunset on March 16 was well attended. Members and non-members are welcome to join this informal networking, no reservations required. Watch for next event coming up in May!

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Tampa Bay is a lovely place to live, yet because claims are abundant in the state of Florida, auto insurance can be pricey. That being said, there are ways to bring your rates down. 1. Shop around. Car insurance rates can vary drastically among companies for the same levels of coverage. Independent agencies help you compare quotes from several insurers to make sure you’re getting the best deal. 2. Raise deductibles. The deductible is the amount that the insurance company doesn’t cover when paying for repairs. Raising the comprehensive and collision deductibles from $500 to $1,000 can save up to $200 a year. 3. Consider the vehicle. If your car is not in the greatest condition, it might be time to drop collision and comprehensive coverage. Collision pays to repair damage to your car if it crashes into another

vehicle/object or flips over. Comprehensive pays if your car is vandalized, stolen, damaged by storms or by hitting an animal. If your annual premium plus your deductible equals more than your car, then it’s time to drop comp and collision. Companies never pay out more than the car is worth. If you do remove the additional coverage, you’ll be able to save for repairs or even a new car. 4. Maintain good credit. Credit is a big factor used to calculate premiums. To improve your credit, focus on making all loan and credit card payments on time, keeping balances below credit limits and opening credit accounts only when necessary. 5. Drive safely Our final tip and possibly the most important is DRIVE SAFELY. Traffic violations and accidents can substantially drive up your premiums. Unsafe driving can also pose a threat to you, your vehicle, and others. This article is provided by ABC Insurance of Tampa, an independent agency where the client comes first. They have relationships with dozens of insurance companies, allowing you to get coverage at the best price for your needs. ABC Insurance of Tampa Tampa: 813.932.0000 Wesley Chapel: 813.991.8000 www.abcinsuranceoftampa.com

Free Job Fair Over 30 women came out to this event.

Rosie Heims, candidate for Honorary Mayor

“My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends.” — John 15:12-13

Free Job Fair Tuesday April 18, 2017 at the Dale Mabry Campus of Hillsborough Community College. 9:30am – 2:00pm. Located in the gym. 50+ employers with hiring opportunities scheduled to attend. This event is free and open to the public. Each HCC campus houses a Career Resource Center (CRC) staffed by professionals to assist students in selecting a career

and mapping an educational pathway. The Centers offer tools and services to assess skills and interests, explore various occupations, develop résumés, and prepare for interviews. Job Fairs are held each spring and/ or fall semester. If you would like more information about this Job Fair, please contact Jean Switalski at 813.253.7310 or email at jswitalski@hccfl.edu.

Our Trivia Contest Winners Share Their Experiences! “What a magical time out with the family. Disney brought all the characters to life in this experience. There’s nothing like being together with the family. What a blessing life can be! We thank Dunndeal Publications for all they do!! We truly thank you for allowing our family to get together and have a fun-filled loving evening. God bless!” — Hernandez family

“This weekend, my husband I went to the Renaissance Festival. It was quite different but exciting. We really enjoyed ourselves watching the renaissance tournament and combat sword fight. There were many places to grab a bit to eat such as giant turkey leg, pulled pork sandwiches, and you can’t leave before buying a bag of kettle popcorn. It was a wonderful weekend. Thank you once again! God bless!”

Kids pretending to participate in the sword fight.

Costumes worn throughout the day by visitors.

“I want to thank you for sending the two tickets to the Strawberry Festival. My husband and I went to the Festival yesterday to listen to country singer Tracy Byrd. Our theme song, which was recorded by Tracy, is Keeper of the Stars. If you aren’t familiar with that song, the lyrics are very meaningful to us and our love story. ‘It was no accident me finding you. Someone had a hand in it long before we knew.’ Thank you for letting us hear Tracy sing this song in person.” “Thank you so much for giving us the opportunity to attend the Strawberry Festival. We hadn’t been there in many years and really enjoyed it. The weather was perfect. The strawberry shortcake was just delicious. Thank you again!” — Barbara L. “I want to thank you for the tickets to the Strawberry Festival. We went Sunday and had a wonderful time. The strawberry shortcake was out of this world! Keep up the great work on the Gazette! We enjoy reading it. God bless you!” — Helen M.

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Your Net Worth at Retirement James H. Willis, III Founder and President The Willis Agency, Inc 813-948-9109 Jim@TheWillisAgency.com www.TheWillisAgency.com 1 Peter 5:7 How much is enough? It seems to be an impossible question, when in reality it’s much easier than we make it out to be. We all, no matter how much we make, want more and more! But, in 99% of the cases that’s just not reality. Therefore, people set themselves up for worry, stress, frustration, and fear as well as disappointment. What if reality was the true guiding light—could it be more pleasant? The phrase “when reality sets in” happens; it does not have to be disappointing. Use reality to be prepared. Ease and contentment are much happier places to be instead of greed and want all the time. Matthew 11:28-30, Philippians 4:11-12. As we go through life, we need to recognize several important facts in determining our net worth. 1) Every financial decision ultimately impacts our net worth, such as what we spend on our kids growing up, education, and of course what we spend on our grandkids. Oops, sorry! I got preachy there, didn’t I? Hey, my wife Candi and I have 10 grandkids. I know what I am talking about. 2) Our net worth is the one number that can be quantified and therefore it can be measured on a period to period basis. So you can and should keep track of it.

3) My net worth is the sum total of every financial decision I have ever made. You all know that I have traveled the world over several times and that certainly cost money. With that said, I understand the impact this plays on my finances and I keep my goals in balance. So yes, I could have more money for sure, but with certain goals I choose to use my funds for a bigger purpose, sharing and helping in all parts of the globe. 4) The question ”How much is enough?” can always be answered. Over the years it may change, but at least you’ll have a target and goal to reach. 5) Net worth is always and only a measure of God’s provision, and never a measure of success or failure or significant importance. Retirement is achievable and can be enjoyable while living inside your means; your true net worth. We certainly can’t forget adding in the value of family, friends, experiences, and our health. We have a lot to be thankful for. Caring for You and Yours, Jim If you need help to determine “How much is enough?” and needing answers to retirement, then give me a call. That’s what I do!

“I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.” — Galations 2:20

A Little Boy’s Explanation of God

It was written by an 8-year-old named Danny Dutton, who lives in Chula Vista, CA. He wrote it for his third grade homework assignment to explain God. EXPLANATION OF GOD: “One of God’s main jobs is making people. He makes them to replace the ones that die, so there will be enough people to take care of things on Earth. He doesn’t make grownups, just babies, I think because they are smaller and easier to make. That way he doesn’t have to take up his valuable time teaching them to talk and walk. He can just leave that to mothers and fathers. God’s second most important job is listening to prayers. An awful lot of this goes on, since some people, like preachers and things, pray at times beside bedtime. God doesn’t have time to listen to the radio or TV because of this. Because he hears everything, there must be a terrible lot of noise in his ears, unless he has thought of a way to turn it off. God sees everything and hears everything and is everywhere which keeps Him pretty busy. So you shouldn’t go wasting his time by going over your mom and dad’s head asking for something they said you couldn’t have.

Atheists are people who don’t believe in God. I don’t think there are any in Chula Vista. At least there aren’t any who come to our church. Jesus is God’s Son. He used to do all the hard work, like walking on water and performing miracles and trying to teach the people who didn’t want to learn about God. They finally got tired of him preaching to them and they crucified him. But he was good and kind, like his father, and he told his father that they didn’t know what they were doing and to forgive them and God said okay. His dad (God) appreciated everything that he had done and all his hard work on earth so he told him he didn’t have to go out on the road anymore. He could stay in heaven. So he did. And now he helps his dad out by listening to prayers and seeing things which are important for God to take care of and which ones he can take care of himself without having to bother God. Like a secretary, only more important. You can pray anytime you want and they are sure to help you because they got it worked out so one of them is on duty all the time. You should always go to church on Sunday because it makes God happy, and if there’s anybody you want to make happy, it’s God! Don’t skip church to do something you think will be more fun like going to the beach. This is wrong. And besides, the sun doesn’t come out at the beach until noon, anyway. If you don’t believe in God, besides being an atheist, you will be very lonely, because your parents can’t go everywhere with you, like to camp, but God can. It is good to know He’s around you when you’re scared, in the dark or when you can’t swim and you get thrown into real deep water by big kids. But you shouldn’t just always think of what God can do for you. I figure God put me here and he can take me back any time he pleases. And that’s why I believe in God.”

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Bubble Bins Celebrates Its First Year! Bubble Bins are proud to celebrate 1 year in business and growing! We began servicing the Westchase and Odessa area, and we are growing with demand! With Bubble Bins, our customized truck visits your residential bins curbside on regularly scheduled trash collection days, so all you have to do is, well, nothing! Simply leave your bin outside like normal, and you’ll have a clean, sanitized, and

deodorized trash bin by the end of the day. You can even breathe easy while you put it away. Once your bin has been emptied, we completely sanitize and deodorize it using high temperature, high pressure water and biodegradable degreaser. Our maintenance plans can be as little as $9.95 per month or $99 for the year. Please visit www.bubblebins.com or call 813-800-BINS (2467) to sign up or find out more.

7th Annual Westchase Easter Egg Hunt Continued from Page 1

Come out with your family to the 7th Annual Westchase Easter Egg Hunt and participate in this Westchase tradition to support the American Cancer Society. If you have questions, please email WestchaseEggHunt@live.com.

Choosing the Best Assisted Living Facility Anne Childers, Staff Writer

personal care. The ratio of staff to residents is above state requirements for this accredited facility with ZERO deficiencies from the Agency for Health Care Administration for thirteen years. Three nutritious meals plus snacks daily, fun activities, and a registered nurse with 24/7 availability are standard features at Cloverdale. Private and semi-private rooms are available. Check the website at www. “Thank God there is Cloverdale. My cloverdalealf.com for additional informawife of 57 years deserves the best.” tion, and call Administrator Stephanie —Robert L. Bell Paul-Wells at 813-949-8999 to arrange a A century ago, multi-generational house- personal tour. holds were common, but in today’s world many seniors or those requiring daily assistance must look outside the family for the help and care required. Choosing an Assisted Living Facility (ALF) is an emotional life event. The best time to search for one is before you need it! For those seeking the best care possible in a loving environment, there is Cloverdale Senior Assisted Living. This charming home offers faith-based care in a convenient location. Safe, secure grounds surround Cloverdale so residents can enjoy nature along with a structured home environment. Everyone is treated with respect, dignity, and individualized

4th of July Parade Meeting A Committee Meeting for the Lutz 4th of July Parade & Celebration will be held at the Old Lutz School, 18819 US 19, Lutz, FL 33549 on Monday, April 10, 2017 at 7pm. Anyone who may be interested in helping with this community event, please plan to attend. For any questions, please contact Cheryl Benton, Lutz 4th of July Chairman, at cbenton65@gmail.com.

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What Lies Ahead? Dr. Dan Coflin Pastor, River of Life Church The Depression era gave way to the Great Generation followed by the Baby Boomers, Generations X, Y, and now Z. We have run out of alphabet letters to describe the characteristics of those born in various generations. So, are we at the end? Is the end near? What is the end? During my lifetime I have witnessed in nearly every decade, those with “absolute proof ” that the end of world has come or at least is right around the corner. Several decades ago we were entering another ice age where few, if any would survive. Then “they” (the rarely identified experts) determined that the polar caps were melting and the whole planet had entered a heat wave with cataclysmic consequences. Some have forecast the soon arrival of meteorites or asteroids or some football stadium size rock that will wipe out all life on the planet. And if the dangers of the universe were not enough then the work of terrorist or corrupt politicians would certainly be our demise. Such projections have caused many to feel like there is no hope and the future is bleak. Dismay and despair have captured the hearts of many. There is hope. Hope is a joyful and confident expectation of good. Hope is found in God who is called the “God of hope” (Rm. 15:13). This verse continues, saying, “The God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing that you may abound in hope through the power of the Holy Spirit.” If you are filled with hope, then joy and peace will characterize your life. His promise to us is predicated on our believing and then receiving what he said is true. We are told not to “be anxious about anything”

but instead “to pray” and then be “thankful” knowing God has heard us and then his promise to bring peace into our hearts will be fulfilled (Phl. 4:6,7). Jesus tells us to “not let our heart be troubled” (Jn. 14:1) or “to be afraid” (Jn. 14:27). Fear of the future is not to define us. Let me quickly describe what God has said about your future. Jesus sent his disciples (all who believe in him) to carry the gospel (good news) to every nation, people, tribe, and language and tell them their sins are forgiven and eternal life is free for all who will receive it. The Bible also describes a time when the kings of the earth will come and seek the Lord wanting to know him. The sincerity of their faith is seen when they transform their weapons of war into implements of harvest (Is. 2:2-4). It will come to pass that the knowledge of the glory of God will cover all the earth even as the waters cover the sea (Hab. 2:14). When will these things come to pass? Jesus is retained in heaven until everything the prophets have prophesied has been fulfilled (Ats. 3:21). So when the news is bad and doom and gloom are the headlines of the day, it is time for us to turn our attention to the Word of God. You are not destined to destruction, but to greatness. You are to walk in the victory Jesus finished on the cross and demonstrated at the empty tomb. Dr. Dan Coflin and his wife Dianne are copastors of River of Life Church in Lutz, FL. 410 Chapman Rd. East, Lutz, FL 33549 (813) 949-9931 • www.roltampa.org We would love to invite you to visit River of Life Church on 410 East Chapman Rd. in Lutz. Our lively worship begins at 10:30 on Sunday morning, and our church is a nondenominational, spirit-filled ministry. So please honor us with your visit. We would love to have you!

Bromeliad Guild of Tampa Bay, Inc. Meeting: Monday, April l7, 2017 Time: Doors open 7:00pm Program at 7:30pm Location: Christ the King Catholic Church, 821 S. Dale Mabry, Tampa, FL 33609 The Bromeliad Guild of Tampa Bay monthly meeting is Monday, April l7th. Jay Thurrott, past President of the Bromeliad Society International, will present a Powerpoint program on the 2016 World Bromeliad Conference. He will be sharing his great photographs of bromeliads as well as describing the primary activities of the attendees from all over the world at the four-day World Bromeliad Conference held in Houston, Texas. The public is invited to attend and enjoy the workshop, Show & Tell, plant sales, door prizes, raffle and refreshments. This program is open to the public at no charge.

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An Act of Kindness—The Good Samaritan Jesus answered, “A certain man was going down from Jerusalem to Jericho, and he fell among robbers, who both stripped him and beat him, and departed, leaving him half dead. By chance a certain priest was going down that way. When he saw him, he passed by on the other side. In the same way a Levite also, when he came to the place, and saw him, passed by on the other side. But a certain Samaritan, as he travelled, came where he was. When he saw him, he was moved with compassion, came to him, and bound up his wounds, pouring on oil and wine. He set him on his own animal, and brought him to an inn, and took care of him. On the next day, when he departed, he took out two denarii, and gave them to the host, and said to him, ‘Take care of him. Whatever you spend beyond that, I will repay you when I return.’ Now which of these three do you think seemed to be a neighbor to him who fell among the robbers?” He said, “He who showed mercy on him.” Then Jesus said to him, “Go and do likewise.” —Luke 10:30–37, World English Bible

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Giving Easter a Second Look Continued from Page 1

For many, the wonder of the resurrection is like that. The marvel of the matter is missed because the look is just a glancing one. No intent to peer in. No careful observation. And that’s exactly how it started for one of Jesus’ closest disciples. “Now on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene went to the tomb early, while it was still dark, and saw that the stone had been taken away from the tomb. Then she ran and came to Simon Peter and to the other disciple, whom Jesus loved, and said to them, “They have taken away the Lord out of the tomb, and we do not know where they have laid Him.

Peter therefore went out, and the other disciple, and were going to the tomb. So they both ran together, and the other disciple outran Peter and came to the tomb first. And he, stooping down and looking in, saw the linen cloths lying there; yet he did not go in. Then Simon Peter came, following him, and went into the tomb, and he saw the linen cloths lying there, and the handkerchief that had been around His head, not lying with the linen cloths but folded together in a place by itself. Then the other disciple, who came to the tomb first, went in also, and he saw and believed.” (John 20:1-8/parenthesis and underlines added) Three Kinds of “Looks” Into the Empty Tomb The Easter Glance John was younger and faster then Peter. He let us know he could outrun Peter in a foot race. But though he got to the tomb first, John didn’t actually enter. He only bent down and “looked” (Greek, blepo) in. This word implies a glance. A quick look. By giving the empty tomb only a blepo look, John missed a lot. By not being more

observant, he thought no further then what the women had said. Somebody’s taken him! The Easter Examination But when Peter arrived (panting like happens when you’re not in your 20’s anymore!) he did not stop at the opening, but went right in. When he did, he gave the area a kind of look that required a different word to be used (Greek, theoreo). His look is the look of careful observation and scrutiny, the look of the ornithologist to the trees in search of birds. The look of the biologist through a microscope to see his tissue samples. The look of the astronomer through his telescope to peer at the moons of Venus. Here’s what Peter saw that John didn’t. The garments were lying just as if he were still in them. His head cloth was rolled up in a manner that was like unto how it would have been on him, and separated from his body. Huh?! Who robs graves and leaves the clothes! And if, for some weird reason, they did, who would take the time to lay them out much as they were when wrapped about the deceased? Giving Easter a Second Look As John was outside waiting for Peter, something hit him. “Wait. Did I see...?” So he went in with Peter. This time, his look was far more intense, and a third Greek word for “see” is used–horao. It means “to take heed, to perceive.” When he did this, he believed! How carefully have you looked at this matter? Have you, like former atheist and investigative journalist for the Chicago Tribune Lee Strobel, done your homework? When he only gave a glance at the story of Easter, he couldn’t see the truth. But he went past blepo looks to theoreo and horao looks and believed! There’s an old adage—you see what you look at. Don’t see evidence for a risen Christ? One thing’s for sure, you aren’t looking closely enough! If you need a closer look, watch The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel at a theater near you this Easter season! Might not it be time in your life to give Easter a second look? By Mike Holm, Pastor of Calvary Chapel 17538 Livingston Ave., Lutz. You are invited to our services every Sunday at 10:15. Hope to see you soon! www.cctampa.org

Easter And What It Has To Do With A Bunny

Easter, a celebration of Jesus Christ’s resurrection from the dead, is the holiest day of the Christian calendar. According to the gospels of the New Testament, Jesus Christ and his apostles entered Jerusalem to observe Passover, the Jewish holy season that celebrates the Hebrews’ release from slavery. After the Passover supper, Jesus was arrested, and on what is now called Good Friday, he was crucified. Two days later, he rose from the dead. Those of Jewish origin were the first to celebrate the resurrection, likely as a new facet of the Passover festival. In fact, the Easter celebration was called “PASCHA.” It’s derived from the word “PESACH” (the Jewish translation for Passover). Originally, Easter was celebrated two days after Passover, so it fell on any day of the week,

but Easter Wednesday just didn’t feel right. In 325 AD, Roman Emperor Constantine and the Council of Nicaea ruled that Easter must fall only on a Sunday, the day when Christ rose from the dead. Easter Sunday would be the first Sunday following the full moon after the spring equinox; it could occur anywhere between March 22nd and April 25th. Around the same time, Christians began one of the first recorded rituals of the modern Easter celebration—the lighting of the Paschal candle. Its flame is a reminder of Christ’s resurrection—light out of darkness. As Christianity spread throughout Europe, different pagan customs blended into the holidays. In fact, the actual word “Easter” may have come from “Ēostre,” the Goddess of spring and fertility, which brings us to the Easter egg. Eggs have been a mythological symbol of birth for thousands of years. Christians ad-

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opted the egg as an Easter custom sometime around the 13th century. The yolk inside a shell represented Christ emerging from the tomb. Eggs were painted red, representing the blood Christ shed from the cross.

The colorful Easter egg soon hatched its own traditions. A popular one was egg rolling. In 1876, Congress prohibited kids from playing on the Capitol grounds, so President Rutherford B. Hayes opened the White House lawn to the little rollers. Thereafter, the White House Easter Egg Roll became a tradition. So, when did that Easter Bunny hop onto the scene? The fertile rabbit has long been a symbol of new life in European pagan celebrations. Beginning around the 16th century, parents told children that if they behaved, on the eve of Easter, the Osterhase (the name given in Germany to the Easter Bunny) would come and lay colorful eggs, so the children built nests in their homes to entice the rabbit to visit. Thus began the custom of the Easter egg hunt and the Easter basket. To help fill out those baskets, 19th century European chocolatiers began making egg-shaped chocolates, and the sweet trend spread throughout the world. Today, billions of dollars are spent each year on Easter candy. Easter is a joyful day when Christians celebrate Jesus Christ’s resurrection. It witnesses the immense power of God Himself

and the belief that God exists. Only He who created life can resurrect it after death 1st Corinthians 15:54-55 “He can remove the sting that is death and the victory that is the grave.” In Jesus resurrecting from the grave, God reminds us of His absolute sovereignty over life and death. Jesus is the testimony to the resurrection of human beings, which is the principle on which the Christian faith is based. Unlike all other religions, Christianity alone possesses a founder who transcends death and who promises that His followers will do the same. All the other religions were founded by men and prophets whose end was the grave. As Christians, we take comfort in the fact that our God became a man who died for our sins and was resurrected on the third day from a grave that could not hold him. Today, He lives and sits at the right hand of God.

For 2000 years, new customs have been added, some spiritual and some fun. But Easter is also the time for families to gather and to welcome spring, when new life emerges after the dead of winter. For additional information, visit http:// www.history.com/topics/history-of-easter/ videos#history-of-the-holidays-easter-video.

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Lutz Gazette 205 E. Bearss Ave. 218 E. Bearss Ave. 301 E. Bearss Ave. 804 E. Bearss Ave. 1911 E. Bearss Ave. 1913 E. Bearss Ave. 1913 E. Bearss Ave.100B 14915 N. Nebraska Ave. 15003 N Nebraska Ave, 410 Chapman Rd. 17693 N. Dale Mabry 18801 N. Dale Mabry 18560 N. Dale Mabry 18905 N. Dale Mabry 17514 U.S. Hwy 41 18469 U.S. Hwy 41 18421 U.S. Hwy 41 18511 U.S. Hwy 41 18459 U.S. Hwy 41 105 Sunset Lane 18431 Livingston Dr. 101 Flagship Drive 101 Lutz-Lake Fern Rd. 5300 W. Lutz-Lake Fern 3949 Van Dyke Rd. 3850 Van Dyke Rd. 3967 Van Dyke Rd. 3949 Van Dyke Rd. 3959 Van Dyke Rd. 3971 Van Dyke Rd. 5524 Van Dyke Rd.

Racetrack Gas The UPS Store Chevron Gas Wawa Gas Station Wings Express Bobalouie’s Grill Copo Cuts Barber Sparta Fitness Culver’s Restaurant River Of Life Church* Mr. Empanada Lutz Mail Depot Guiding Star Al’s Lawn Care Dunkin’ Donuts ACE Hardware* Beef “O”Brady’s* Walgreens Subway All Creatures Speedway Gas Richard’s Cafe Lutz Library TPC Tampa Bay Maddio’s PIzza Walgreens China Taste Uncle Maddio’s Pizza The UPS Store Subway Shell Station

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3119 Cove Bend Dr. Chick-Fil-A* 14913 Bruce B. Downs TAKARA Lounge 14929 Bruce B. Downs Mr. Dunderbak 14903 Bruce B. Downs Speedway 16014 Bruce B. Downs Publix 16010 Bruce B. Downs Subway 17511 Bruce B. Downs Walgreens 19062 Bruce B. Downs Wing Zone 20741 Bruce B. Downs Walgreens 15309 Amberly Dr. Pharmacy 16221 Compton Dr. Y.M.C.A. 17402 Donna Michelle Shell Gas 5102 Point of Tampa Way 7-11 17503 Preserve Walk Ln Peta Express 17503 Preserve Walk Ln Taste of NY Pizza 10001 Cross Creek Blvd. New Tampa Library 10006 Cross Creek Blvd. The UPS Store 10359 Cross Creek Blvd. Capi Pizza 10853 Cross Creek Blvd. Star Cleaners* 10861 Cross Creek Blvd. Post Office 10960 Cross Creek Blvd. Shell Gas Station* 6431 County Line Rd. Pita Republic 1041 Bruce B. Downs Anytime Fitness 2653 Bruce B. Downs Nutrition Smart

21033 St. Rd. 54 & Hwy. 41 TIBBETTS Lumber 22826 St. Rd. 54 & Collier Radiant Gas 1930 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. The Great Catch 2810 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Central Pasco Chamber 3036 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Holloway’s Farm* 3619 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. $1.99 Cleaners 4005 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. ABC Pizza* 4028 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Tax Appraisal 4204 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Natural Market 4526 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Larry’s Deli 4805 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Ukulele Brand’s 6765 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Capital Tacos 7040 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Beef “O” Brady’s 7804 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. San Jose Mexican 7827 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Walgreens 10641 Old Tampa Bay Dr. TPC Clubhouse 1927 Brinson Rd. Royal Lanes* 2205 Collier Pkwy. Greenland Grill 2818 Collier Pkwy. Pasco Library 3032 Collier Pkwy. LOL Rec. Center* 22829 St. Rd. 54 Walgreens 23110 St. Rd. 54 The UPS Store* 23390 St. Rd. 54 Race Trac 23671 St. Rd. 54 DQ Grill & Chill 23434 St. Rd. 54 Citgo 22601 St. Rd. 54 The Village Inn 21627 Village Lakes Center The Imperial Buffet 1900 Oak Grove Blvd. Pepe’s Cuban Rest*

1259 Bruce B. Downs Honeybaked Ham 1660 Bruce B. Downs Beef “O” Brady’s 1708 Bruce B. Downs Don Pan Int’l Bakery 1715 Bruce B. Downs PNC Bank 2653 Bruce B. Downs Hungry Greek 2653 Bruce B. Downs Going Postal 2653 Bruce B. Downs O.T.B. 2653 Bruce B. Downs Latin Twist Cafe 3751 Bruce B. Downs Bentzer Phamracy 3757 Bruce B. Downs NY-NY Pizza 28152 Paseo Drive Woodfire Pizza 28230 Paseo Drive Pretzel Twister 2626 Cypress Ridge Blvd. Strive Athletic Club 27221 S.R. 56 Capital Taco 26699 S.R. 56 Gate Gas Station 27215 S.R. 56 $1.99 Cleaners 5327 Village Market Woody’s Pizza 5371 Village Market Ace Hardware 5429 Village Market City Grill 5450 St. Rd. 54 & BBD The UPS Shore 25195 State Rd. 54 Tailgate Station 25201 State Rd. 54 Walgreens 24929 State Rd. 54 Mobile Circle K 27251 State Rd. 54 PostNet 27616 State Rd. 54 Mobile Gas Station 27741 State Rd. 54 Radiant Gas 28115 State Rd. 54 Walgreens

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April 2017