Don’t Bury It Yet | It's Not Dead (Ep 54 Video)

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What if the thing you’ve already given up on… isn’t actually over? In this powerful post-Resurrection Sunday conversation, Rufus and Jamila unpack the true meaning of the resurrection—not just as a moment in history, but as a daily invitation to believe God again for the things in your life that feel dead. From relationships and dreams to purpose and calling, we explore what it looks like to bring those areas back to God with honesty, faith, and expectation. Because the same power that raised Jesus from the dead is still at work—and it wasn’t just meant for one Sunday. In this episode, we talk about: • Why resurrection is the foundation of our faith—and how to live it daily • What to do when something in your life feels beyond repair • The role of vulnerability and prayer in seeing things revived • Choosing obedience over outcomes—even when it doesn’t make sense • How God can reignite what feels like it’s down to its last ember If you’ve been quietly wondering, “Can this live again?”—this conversation is for you. It’s not dead. Don’t bury it yet. 🎧 Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and wherever you stream. About With Love, The Chambers Podcast: Real faith. Real love. Real life—from a Black Christian perspective. Welcome to With Love, The Chambers Podcast, where husband-and-wife duo Rufus & Jamila Chambers dive into honest, unfiltered conversations about faith, relationships, leadership, and navigating today’s culture as Black Christian believers. Join us every week for candid episodes exploring: ✅ Marriage & Relationships – Building covenant love, dating with purpose, healing from heartbreak, and intimacy that honors God—whether you’re single, dating, or married. ✅ Faith & Spiritual Growth – Finding God’s voice in chaos, living with obedience, battling fear and anxiety, and walking boldly in your calling. ✅ Culture & Society Through Faith – Real talk on current events, celebrity scandals, social justice, and what it means to live out faith as Black Christians in a complex world. ✅