Think about your own life: have you ever had a “Good Friday” moment—a failure, a loss, or a hard decision that felt terrible at the time? Looking back, maybe it cleared the path for something better. That’s the quiet truth: growth often comes wrapped in discomfort.
So next time you have a rough day, remember the name “Good Friday.” It’s not about pretending pain is fun. It’s about trusting that the story isn’t over. As you sip your coffee or walk to work, carry that lightness: the good is coming, even if you can’t see it yet.
Take a breath. Let the quiet settle. Then go find your own version of Easter.
