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‘Because of Jesus, you can rise above anything’: Watch the Church’s new Easter video for 2023

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For the 2023 Easter season, the Church has released a powerful and moving new video highlighting the real-world examples of how the Savior Jesus Christ can help us rise above any earthly challenge or trial.

► You may also like: Read the First Presidency’s new 2023 Easter message

The first two spoken phrases in the video come from 1 Corinthians 15:55: O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory?

The video then goes on to address addiction, self-doubt, sin, and despair, paired with images of mourning at a funeral, an addiction recovery group meeting, a father and son reuniting at a train station, a man sitting alone on a church pew, and a young woman coming up out of the waters of baptism. The video concludes with a triumphant musical crescendo and a visual depiction of the empty tomb in Jerusalem.

YouTube user Hollish commented, “I am thankful for the atonement and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Because of Him, I have been able to overcome temptations and trials. He has made my weaknesses into strengths. He has given me comfort that death is not the end, and that like Job, ‘in my flesh, I shall see God.‘”

And Ramona F. wrote, “This was so moving, thank you for creating such uplifting content that gives such powerful reminders of how Christ can help me.”

You can watch the full video in the player below.

► You may also like: Want a free Easter study resource? Check out the Church’s new 8-day study plan


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