As people around the world celebrate Easter Sunday, Billy Ray Cyrus and his wife Firerose Cyrus appeared on “Jesse Watters Prime Time” to reflect on the true meaning of the holiday. They also talked about the inspiration for their latest single, “After the Storm,” a faith-based song. fox news digital.
Multi-platinum selling artist Billy Ray shared a message on Good Friday, saying, “John 3:16 says it best.”
“God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life,” Billy Ray added.
Christians celebrate Easter on a day traditionally known as Good Friday, marking the day of Jesus’ victory over death after his crucifixion. Christians believe that Jesus saved humanity from sin through his resurrection. This celebration is a major pillar of the Christian faith.
The song “After the Storm” was written by Billy and Firerose and is said to depict the value of hope and faith amidst life’s many hardships and challenges.
Firerose said, “For me, music has always been about expressing what’s in your soul, and really, let’s express that over and over again through the songs that we write, sing and play.” I’m just doing it,” he said.
“We can obviously reach people on the same level that God is reaching us, and we can share that and connect with the light of God through the gift of music. You can share God’s love with others.”
Billy Ray used this corner to express his prayers for “the blessings of our country,” and made sure to express his gratitude to military personnel and military personnel on March 29, National Vietnam War Veterans Day. .
Billy Ray added, “We just appreciate your service and your dedication to our country and our freedom.”
While Billy Ray and Firerose express their thoughts on Easter, Caitlyn Jenner recently criticized President Joe Biden for declaring a Transgender Day of Visibility to coincide with Easter this year.
Jenner suggested it would be a mistake to confuse Easter with long-standing social issues, and she has celebrated Easter herself in the past.
jenner I wrote to X: “I’m really disgusted that Joe Biden, who calls himself a devout Catholic, declared the holiest of holiest days as Transgender Visibility Day. The only thing you should declare on this day only says, “He is risen.”
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