Resurrection Sunday is around the corner. Here's Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth pointing us to a mind-blowing claim of Jesus.

The resurrection is not just an event, which we'll be celebrating shortly. It is that, but more than that, it is a person.

I am the resurrection and the life. This is the Reviver Hearts

podcast with Nancy DeMas Walgamoof, author of The Wonder of His Name. For March 25th,

2022, I'm Dana Gresh. You know, a couple of months ago, Aaron Davis, my co-host on our live video cast and podcast grounded, while she spent some time talking to worship leader Bethany Bernard.

Bethany shared how watching her father die over the course of many months

sent her into a time of deep sadness and depression.

It was a powerful, moving episode of Grounded,

and we'll post a link to that interview in the transcript of this program at revive our hearts.com.

Bethany's experience isn't unique, is it?

Death visits all of us.

Maybe you're grieving the loss of someone you love as well.

Thankfully, for the Christian, death is not the end.

Today, Nancy helps us focus on why we have hope as she continues in the series,

the wonder of his name.

You know, ever since Genesis chapter 3, death has been an inevitable part of life.

And I doubt that there are many, if any, of us here who don't know what it is to grieve over the grave site of a lost loved one, a dear friend. Some of you within recent weeks or months

have buried one who was very dear to you. Or you're in a hospice situation right now where you're facing that for someone you love.

Maybe you've received a terminal diagnosis, and maybe you're the one with one to two or three

months or years to live as far as you know.

I want to invite you to turn in your Bible, if you would, today, to a place where we get

hope from God's word, and that's where hope comes from for every situation of life. The Gospel of

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