7 Lessons from Easter You Need All Year Long - 128

Easter happens every April (whichever Sunday they spring it on us!), but the lessons we learn from Jesus’ life as he walked this earth should impact us every day! Whatever month you listen to this episode, these insights from the risen King will affect your right-here-right-now existence. Darlene and Julie shed light on seven incredible lessons from Jesus’ life that will not only inspire but encourage you this Easter and all year round. We learn countless things from Jesus, but the lessons we discuss in the episode are: 1. You may prepare a long time before you do what you are supposed to do. 2. You don’t have to be important to hang with Jesus. 3. Your purpose may be different than others think. 4. Jesus didn’t avoid messy people; in fact, He loved them. 5. We are fully known and loved even when we fail. 6. Women are important to Jesus. 7. Life is very often darkest before the dawn. So don your Easter best, enjoy some cream-filled eggs, and be reminded of how vital your grit and grace life is. Remember and celebrate, the One who paid the ultimate price for you to live it! This is a replay of a previous popular episode (086) with a few new thoughts added in from your co-hosts that relate to today. Viewing in an app? Full show notes here! Articles We Mentioned or Know You'll Love 5 Inspiring Women of Faith I Love to Follow Instagram is filled with inspiring women, both “famous” and not, who are being brave and sharing their stories and Read more This Is My New Exercise Regimen (for My Faith) I love new beginnings. I’m a girl who enjoys looking back, reflecting, evaluating, and dreaming for the future. For Read more TobyMac’s Son’s Cause of Death Reminds Us That Faith Doesn’t Protect Us From Pain I just read an article that made the cause of TobyMac’s son’s death public. Read more Bible Verses From the Grit and Grace Team on Hope We all need a little hope now and again. Whether something in our lives is severely testing our faith, Read more What Is the Best Love Story Ever Told? I sit this morning, alone,