Easter is more than just a day of celebration—it reflects the journey we all experience in life.
In this episode, Jenny and Lee explore the emotional depth of Good Friday, the uncertainty of Silent Saturday, and the hope of Resurrection Sunday.
They share personal experiences of grief and loss, discussing how faith, remembrance, and support help us navigate life's most difficult moments. Together, they reflect on the significance of mourning with others, allowing space for sorrow, and trusting that joy will come.
Whether you're in the midst of your own "Friday" or waiting in the silence of "Saturday," this conversation will remind you that "Sunday will come."
Resources Used In The Episode:
Joseph B Wirthlin, Sunday Will Come , October 2006 General Conference
Russell M. Nelson, The Doors of Death, April 1992 General Conference
Jeffrey R. Holland, The First Great Commandment, October 2012 General Conference
Ricardo P Gimenez, Finding Refuge from the Storms of Life , April 2020 General Conference
Reyna I Aburto, The Grave Has No Victory, April 2021 General Conference
The Easter Collective, a collection of Easter Season resources from LDS Content Creators
How Can I Cope With The Loss of a Loved One, Resources from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Easter Reflections
02:04 Understanding Grief Through the Lens of Easter
05:53 The Significance of Friday and Sunday
10:10 The Nature of Grief and Loss
14:03 Navigating Personal Grief Experiences
18:08 The Universality of Grief
21:50 Finding Meaning in Grief
25:58 Carrying Loved Ones Forward
28:44 Embracing Memories and Physical Reminders
30:06 The Significance of Silent Saturday
34:32 Survival and Thriving on Saturdays
38:10 Turning to the Savior in Times of Grief
44:27 Mourning with Those Who Mourn
45:23 The Transition from Sunday to Monday
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