1826 - The Menai Suspension Bridge‚ considered the world's first modern suspension bridge‚ connecting the Isle of Anglesey to the north West coast of Wales is opened. 1889 - Victoria beat NSW after following on (NSW all out 63 needed 76) 1892 - Bobby Abel carries his bat for 132* for England in SCG Test 1930 - Vladimir Mayakovsky's drama "The Bathhouse (Bunya)" premieres in Leningrad 1945 - American Rangers and Filipino resistance fighters liberate over 500 Allied POWs from Japanese at Cabanatuan 1963 - Ivan Sutherland submits a thesis containing his Sketchpad program‚ a forerunner to modern-day graphic user interfaces and computer-aided design programs 1981 - 8th American Music Awards: Barbra Streisand and Kenny Rogers win 1996 - Gino Gallagher‚ the suspected leader of the Irish National Liberation Army‚ is killed while waiting in line for his unemployment benefit. 2000 - 16th Sundance Film Festival: "Girlfight" and "You Can Count on Me" (tie) win Grand Jury Prize Dramatic 2005 - 21st Sundance Film Festival: "Forty Shades of Blue"‚ directed by Ira Sachs‚ wins Grand Jury Prize Dramatic More Historical Events »

Historical Events 1888 - Harry Moses 297 not out for NSW against Victoria 1939 - Adolf Hitler threatens Jews during his speech to the German Reichstag (Parliament) 1959 - Danish ocean liner MS Hans Hedtoft sinks on maiden voyage after striking an iceberg off the coast of Greenland;‚ 95 die 1977 - Edward W Stack replaces Paul Kerr president of Hall of Fame 1995 - Workers from the National Institutes of Health announce the success of clinical trials testing the first preventive treatment for sickle-cell disease. 2000 - Super Bowl XXXIV‚ Georgia Dome‚ Atlanta‚ GA: St. Louis Rams beat Tennessee Titans‚ 23-16; MVP: Kurt Warner‚ St. Louis‚ QB More Historical Events » Famous Birthdays 1859 - Tony Mullane‚ Irish-American baseball player‚ born in Cork‚ Ireland (d. 1944) 1922 - Pal Jardanyi‚ Hungarian composer‚ born in Budapest‚ Hungary (d. 1966) 1927 - Olof Palme‚ Prime Minister of Sweden (1969-76‚ 1982-86) assassinated‚ born in Stockholm‚ Sweden (d. 1986) 1937 - Boris Spassky‚ Russian chess player (world champion 1969-72‚ born in Leningrad‚ Russia 1950 - Trinidad Silva‚ American character actor (Hill Street Blues -"Jesus Martinez")‚ born in Mission‚ Texas (d. 1988) 1975 - Juninho Pernambucano‚ Brazilian footballer‚ born in Pernambuco‚ Brazil More Famous Birthdays » Famous Deaths 1774 - Jean-Pierre Guignon [Giovanni Pietro Ghignone]‚ Italian-French violinist and composer‚ dies at 71 1945 - William Busch‚ British composer‚ dies at 43 1987 - Angelo Rutherford‚ American actor (Willie-Gentle Ben)‚ dies at 32 2002 - Ellis Larkins‚ American classically trained (1st Black student at Peabody Institute) jazz pianist (Ruby Braff)‚ and accompanist (Ella Fitzgerald; Eartha Kitt‚ Mildred Bailey)‚ dies at 79 2011 - John Barry [Prendergast]‚ English film score composer (James Bond films; Born Free)‚ dies at 77 2016 - Ken Sailors‚ professional basketball player (popularized and may have invented the jump shot)‚ dies at 95 More Famous Deaths »

Mississippi Queen gave Mountain their signature song‚ rock'n'roll its second most famous cowbell‚ and Corky Laing headaches over the songwriting credits

Easter is the most important holiday on the Christian calendar‚ when we remember the death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ‚ the central work of God in the Gospel. While Lent is traditionally Catholic‚ more Protestants and Evangelicals have begun to find value in this observance‚ as well.

How do we remove the weight of anxiety from our lives so we can experience more joy and peace? Paul gives us a simple answer in Philippians.

In Romans 8:1‚ the Bible tells us that we do not have to carry condemnation in our lives when we’re truly in Christ. If you are a born-again believer‚ condemnation does not exist because the punishment for our failures and sins does not exist.