Resurrection Doesn’t Rush
Easter reflection without bypassing pain
Resurrection is often preached as sudden and victorious. But Scripture tells a slower story. There was grief before the empty tomb. Silence before celebration. Waiting before joy.
Faith does not require you to skip over pain. God did not rush the process. Love allowed mourning to happen fully.
Healing mirrors this rhythm. New life comes, but not on demand. It unfolds when the time is right. Pressure does not produce resurrection. Presence does.
If you are still waiting, still grieving, still unsure, you are not lacking faith. You are honoring the process.
Resurrection does not rush. Neither should you.
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