Hope is a precious commodity in life. If someone has hope they get through just about anything. But hope requires specifics. We are willing to put up with just about anything as long as we know when and how it will end. This might seem to be a drawback of the hope Easter delivers. The light at the end of the dark tunnel that it promises is completely out of view. Far from this being a drawback, however, this means that Easter offers us a hope that never dies. No matter what we might go through in life – positive or negative – we can always be confident that our best days are in front of us. Jesus’ resurrection guarantees it.