When It Feels Like Our Stories Are Over
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When It Feels Like Our Story Has Ended
Sometimes there’s a quiet dread we carry…
the feeling that the way things are
is the way they will always be.
Today we are reminded, as the women were reminded long ago:
“Do not be afraid, for I know who you are looking for…
He is not here, for he has been raised.”
— Matthew 28:5–6
The women came to the tomb carrying that kind of weight.
Everything had happened so quickly.
Everything they had hoped for seemed lost.
And still—they came.
They brought what they could bring.
They did what they knew to do.
And it was there—
that they saw the miracle.
We begin to see miracles
in the same way—
when we come anyway,
when we bring what we have,
when we do what we can do.
It may not feel like enough.
But that is where
something new begins.
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I’m Horace McMillon.
This is 60 Seconds of Hope.
Peace be with you.
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60 Seconds of Hope with Horace McMillon — When It Feels Like Our Stories Are Over. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Sometimes there's a quiet dread we carry. The feeling that the way things are is the way they will always be. Today we are reminded, as the women were reminded long ago, do not be afraid, for I know who you're looking for. He is not here. He has been raised. The woman came to the tomb carrying that kind of weight. Everything had happened so quickly. Everything they at Hope 4 seemed lost. And still, they came. They brought what they could bring. They did what they knew to do. And it was there that they saw the miracle. We begin to see miracles in the same way. When we come anyway, when we bring what we have, when we do what we can do, it may not feel like enough, but that is where something new begins. I'm Horus Bicknell, and this is 60 seconds of hope. Peace be with you.
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