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I didn't grow up in a church that did this, but later in life, we ended up in a more

liturgical church that celebrates Holy Week, like to the nines. Like, I love, starting with

Palm Sunday, it's like, okay, here we go. We're about to walk through the story

in a pretty intense way. And on Wednesday of Holy Week, we would have a tenebrae service. It was done

in a way that ended with darkness. It's like you blow out a candle, you read a scripture,

you remember how broken the world is, but you don't provide the answer yet. And so learning

to sit in the grief of the brokenness of the world makes Easter morning

all the more precious, doesn't it?

Welcome to Family Life today, where we want to help you pursue the relationships that matter most.

I'm Ann Wilson.

And I'm Dave Wilson, and you can find us at FamilyLifethtay.com.

This is Family Life Today.

Well, we've got Andrew Peterson back in the studio. Andrew, welcome back to Family Life today.

Hey, thanks for having me.

We are coming up on the critical, historical moment in the whole Christian faith.

The most wonderful.

Everything hinges and rises and falls on this one moment in history, the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Obviously, that's something that you believe in and have written songs about, the resurrection letters.

So talk about resurrection and why.

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