Ever wondered if those colorful eggs have a place on church grounds? This week on Upon Further Review, we're diving into a surprisingly engaging question: Should Churches Host Easter Egg Hunts?

We kick things off at [02:08:14] by exploring the idea of an Egg Hunt as a Community Outreach and Engagement Move. Could it be a genuine way to connect with those outside the church walls?

Then, at [06:57:14], we turn to the heart of the season: The sacred nature of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. How do secular traditions intersect with this most holy day?

Maybe the answer lies closer to home? At [12:53:19], we ponder: What about an Easter egg hunt at home? Does that change the dynamic?

What does it mean to be A faithful church in this context? We unpack that at [17:25:19], considering how different choices reflect our values.

And finally, at [21:51:01], we take a look at the bigger picture: What are churches doing on Resurrection Sunday? What are the priorities?

Plus, stick around for Dr. John Hall's take on this in his favorite "That's Stupid" Segment at [25:25:24]– trust us, you won't want to miss it!

We're eager to hear your thoughts! Hop over to the comments section after you listen and share your perspective. Let's get this conversation cracking!