The Day Between Good Friday and Resurrection: How to Trust God in the Silence

How Christians can trust God in the silence between Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday.

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The Day We Often Skip, But Should Not

Most Christians move quickly from Good Friday to Resurrection Sunday.

We reflect on the cross, celebrate the empty tomb, and often skip the space between them.

That in-between moment is not empty. It is theologically loaded because Christ has died, the tomb is sealed, and heaven appears silent.

This is where faith must stand without sight, and it presses one hard question on the reader: do we trust God only when we see Him working, or do we trust Him because He has already spoken?

The Table in the Shadow of Betrayal

A Lord's Supper post showing how the Table must be approached with reverence, remembrance, and discernment in the shadow of betrayal.

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The Table Must Never Become Routine

The Lord's Supper is one of the most familiar practices in the life of the church, and that familiarity can become dangerous.

What is precious can become routine. What is holy can become mechanical. What was given to draw our hearts to Christ can be handled with little thought, little reverence, and little discernment.

The Table is not a background practice. It is one of the clearest proclamations of the gospel given to the church.