DID YOU KNOW?
On the sixth day, God created man and placed him in a garden of LIFE. Then, on the sixth day, humanity placed God into a garden of DEATH, a garden tomb.

When God placed Adam in the garden, it was not the end of the story, it was the beginning. The garden was alive, growing, and ongoing. Adam was called to work it, tend it, and steward it. The garden was not static; it was meant to produce life.

So when humanity placed Jesus into a garden tomb, could that really be the end?

A garden tomb is one of the most radical places in all of Scripture.

A tomb speaks of endings.
A garden speaks of beginnings.

Tombs are where life ends.
Gardens are where life begins.

So a garden tomb becomes the meeting place of death and life, ending and beginning, burial and resurrection.

Life always begins in a garden. A seed descends into the earth, and dies, only to rise again.

Jesus Himself likened His death to a seed falling into the ground. And what happened when the seed of His life was buried in the Garden Tomb?

It bore life.
It rose.
It conquered death.

Whatever is planted in the Garden of God will bring forth miracle life.

What you bury there does not stay dead.

Your past.
Your broken dreams.
Your failures.
Your losses.
Your tears.

Whatever you entrust to God in His garden will rise again, transformed, renewed, and more beautiful than before.

For this tomb is not a place of defeat.
It is the Garden of God.
And its soil is rich with resurrection power.

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TODAY:
Take everything in your life that failed… everything that was lost, broken, or taken… every sorrow and disappointment, and place it into God’s hands.

Trust Him with it.
Let it be planted.

And allow life, hope, and new beginnings to spring forth in His Garden of Miracles.