Hi, I'm Susie Larson. Here's the podcast from Middays with Susie Larson. Enjoy the conversation.

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Welcome to Middays. I'm Susie Larson. So honored to get to spend this time with you. In fact, I look

forward to connecting with you every single day, hopefully to bring you conversations that inspire you in your

faith walk, deep in your understanding of God's word, and that heighten your awareness of God's very real presence in your life. Really pray you had a beautiful

Easter celebration with friends and family yesterday, but do you realize or do you notice

how so often we wake up on Monday morning the day after? And we feel tired from all of the

output that the weekend required of us.

And if we're not careful, our thoughts can zoom right into the things that are breaking our hearts,

or things in our lives that maybe are still in the not yet season.

And we can quickly forget about the implications of the empty tomb.

Well, yes, we do celebrate big on Easter Sunday, as we should as Christians. But how does the reality of the resurrection impact us every other single day of the week? Well, my good friend Liz Curtis Hings joins me today to talk about the very thing that the resurrection affects us 24-7 and that the impact of Christ risen from the grave, that the power that's alive in us really can and should impact us every single day. We'll be drawing from the content of her book

Easter, Encounter the Savior with Mary of Bethany, Mary of Nazareth, and Mary Magdalene.

It's just about what happened when the tomb was empty, what happened after the fact and how that impacts us today.

We'll get her on in a moment here,

but a quick announcement,

if you live in the Twin Cities area

or you're willing to make the track,

I pray that she'll join us.

I would personally like to invite you to join us

for a live studio audience event

on Thursday, May 16th at the University of Northwestern

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