Because He Lives: The Hope of the Resurrection

In this final episode of our three-part Easter series, we turn our hearts to the moment that changed everything: the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.The story of Easter doesn’t end at the cross. It doesn’t end at the sealed tomb. It continues with a quiet morning when Mary Magdalene arrived expecting grief, only to discover that the stone had been rolled away and the Savior had risen.Because He lives, the story is never finished.For many mothers, Easter feels deeply personal. You may have raised your children in the gospel, prayed with them, taught them about Jesus Christ, and hoped their lives would unfold in a certain way. When their path looks different than you expected, it can bring worry, grief, and questions about what comes next.But the Resurrection reminds us of something powerful.Jesus Christ is still working.He knows your child. He loves your child. And He is doing things we often cannot see yet.In this episode, we talk about the hope that comes from the Resurrection and how it applies to the tender places in a mother’s heart. We explore the story of Mary Magdalene discovering the empty tomb, the personal way the Savior revealed Himself to her, and what that moment teaches us about how Christ works in our lives today.You’ll also hear encouragement for mothers who are learning how to hold onto love and connection with their children even when faith journeys look different than expected.Because Easter teaches us something beautiful:Love is never wasted. Hope is never lost. And the Savior’s work is never finished.If you’ve ever wondered whether your child’s story is already written… this episode will remind you that God is still writing it.If you’re a mom navigating a difficult season with your child and you want support as you learn how to trust the Savior with their journey while finding more peace in your own heart, I would love to talk with you.You can visit my website for free resources or schedule a Free Connection & Peace Call with me here:https://sheryleekartchner.com/You don’t have to walk this road alone.