Holy Saturday | When the Breakthrough Didn’t Break Through

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Holy Saturday | When the Breakthrough Didn’t Break Through

Holy Saturday - When the Breakthrough Didn’t Break Through


Holy Saturday | When the Breakthrough Didn’t Break Through

Part 2 of The Easter Reflections Series with Dr. Yinka Dixon


If you’ve ever waited in silence, unsure if your faith was still working… this message is for you.

Holy Saturday is the day heaven went quiet. 

Between crucifixion and resurrection. 

Between heartbreak and healing. 

A space where grief sits quietly and hope feels like a whisper.

It is what happens after the betrayal… but before the restoration.

After the diagnosis… but before the testimony.

After the resignation… but before the open door.

And in that silent in-between, one scripture echoes through the stillness:

“It is good to wait quietly for the salvation of the Lord.” – Lamentations 3:26


Silence is not absence. 

Stillness is not rejection.

You are not behind. 

You are becoming.


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