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The sight of brightly colored eggs scattered across the grass and baskets overflowing with candy can mean only one thing: Easter is upon us. But in a culture focused on the pastel glories of the season, many forget the true meaning of this sacred day. When focused on the excitement of the Easter bunny, it is all too easy to overlook the Lamb, the Son of God, who sacrificed His life so we can overcome our sins and afflictions. Gospel instructor Ron Millburn draws on scripture, prophetic counsel, and personal narrative to invite readers to remember the Savior this Easter holiday, for there could be no greater reason to celebrate than the Lamb.

Ron Millburn is a retired seminary and institute teacher for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He received an educational doctorate degree from Brigham Young University and has served as scoutmaster, elders quorum president, stake Sunday School president, and bishop, along with other Church callings. He is a tour guide for Mormon Heritage Association and conducts tours to the Holy Land, as well as Church history sites in the United States. He is the father of six children and stepfather of seven more. He presently lives in Draper, Utah, with his wife, Cathy; his grandson, Max; and his two dogs, Phineas and Milo.