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**Scripture**: *“Now Mary stood outside the tomb crying.”* —John 20:11
Mary didn’t run. She stayed.
While others had gone home or moved on, Mary remained near the place where she had last seen Jesus—broken, confused, and weeping. She didn’t know how the story would end. She just knew she couldn’t leave. And it was there, in that quiet moment of staying, that Jesus appeared.
This is the love that stays.
It shows up in hospital rooms, at kitchen tables, and in long nights of prayer. It doesn’t rush grief or demand answers. It simply remains.
**Prompt**:
Where are you being called to remain present, even when it’s difficult?
🔔 *Special thanks to the Wesley United Methodist Church Handbell Choir for providing today’s music. Your ministry continues to ring with hope and healing.*
By Rev. Peaches SmithSend a text
**Scripture**: *“Now Mary stood outside the tomb crying.”* —John 20:11
Mary didn’t run. She stayed.
While others had gone home or moved on, Mary remained near the place where she had last seen Jesus—broken, confused, and weeping. She didn’t know how the story would end. She just knew she couldn’t leave. And it was there, in that quiet moment of staying, that Jesus appeared.
This is the love that stays.
It shows up in hospital rooms, at kitchen tables, and in long nights of prayer. It doesn’t rush grief or demand answers. It simply remains.
**Prompt**:
Where are you being called to remain present, even when it’s difficult?
🔔 *Special thanks to the Wesley United Methodist Church Handbell Choir for providing today’s music. Your ministry continues to ring with hope and healing.*