In her book, The Secret Thoughts of An Unlikely Convert, Rosaria Champagne Butterfield, a tenured English professor at Syracuse University, talks about the radical and unlikely conversion she experienced in her late ‘30s. Rosaria Butterfield is a bona fide scholar. She prided herself as a leftist professor, one who literally choked on the name of Jesus. Stupid, pointless and menacing are words that describe her thoughts of Christians and their God, Jesus. With a major publication, she reached what many in her profession prize: tenure. She described her life as happy, meaningful, and full. With tenure in hand, she started researching the Christian community, what its adherents believe, and its perceived hatred of people such as herself. To do this, she would need to read the one book that (by her estimation) put so many people off track. She read the Bible. In her own words, she said, “she read the Bible the way a glutton devours food”. That year, she read it through-cover to cover-multiple times from varying translations. Then it started to happen. Her ‘partner’ and other dear friends began to say her reading of the Bible was changing her. Butterfield's reply was striking, "What if this is true? What if Jesus is a real and risen Lord? What if we are all in trouble?" What if we are all in trouble? I assure you; WE ARE! But what if that wasn’t the end of the story? What if the God who loves us, who created the heavens and the earth, who formed you in the womb of your mother, has also, made all the necessary preparations for our great deliverance!?!? HE HAS! And every Easter, Christians, some of the most unlikely converts, recognize and celebrate Jesus’ victory over sin, death, Hell and the Devil. The Scripture says that: “God made Him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that IN HIM we might become the righteousness of God” (2 Cor. 5:21). Jesus’ resurrection proved the transaction was complete, and that God the Father accepted His death as an atonement for our sin. That’s something to celebrate!