I have liked all of the books in the Fullness of Time series, but this is my favorite as it focuses on the most important holiday in our Christian calendar. Hill quotes Aidan Kavanagh who wrote, "The liturgy...exists not to educate but to seduce people into participating in common activity of the highest order, where one is freed to learn things which cannot be taught." I feel like this statement could also refer to this book. Unlike other volumes in the series, Hill doesn't spend a lot of time on the history of the celebration or the customs surrounding it. Rather he seduces readers into Easter and how it changed the world.

This book is very well written, I think it’s great for new believers and people who are just starting out to explore Christianity. I highly recommend it.

A good addition to the Fullness of Time series, with poignant reflections about the resurrection of Christ and what it means for the church today.

(I received a free digital copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review)