LDS Easter Quotes: Celebrate the Resurrection

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of our faith and the promise of eternal life.

Because of the Savior's triumph over death, we can face our own trials with hope and confidence.

He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. — Matthew 28:6.

The empty tomb speaks louder than any sermon—Christ lives!

Easter reminds us that no darkness lasts forever—light always returns through Christ.

The resurrection isn't just an event—it's a promise of renewal and rebirth.

Through His resurrection, Jesus Christ broke the bonds of death for all mankind.

Because He lives, we too shall live—this is the heart of Easter.

The stone was rolled away not to let Christ out, but to let the world see He had risen.

Easter is the day heaven rejoiced because the grave could not hold Him.

His resurrection gives meaning to our repentance, our covenants, and our hope.

We worship a living Savior, not a dead teacher—this is why Easter changes everything.

Easter brings the promise that spring follows winter, and life follows death.

Just as flowers bloom anew, so can our hearts be renewed through Christ’s love.

Hope is not wishful thinking—it’s the quiet assurance that Christ has overcome the world.

Every Easter morning whispers, 'There is always a way forward through Jesus Christ.'

In times of sorrow, remember: Sunday is coming. The tomb is empty.

Renewal isn’t just seasonal—it’s spiritual, made possible by the Atonement and Resurrection.

When life feels broken, Easter reminds us that God specializes in making all things new.

The same power that raised Christ from the dead can lift us from despair.

With each sunrise, we are reminded of the first Easter—the dawn of divine victory.

No matter how long the night, the light of Christ will rise again.

Easter teaches us that endings are often beginnings in disguise.

Let this Easter renew your testimony that Jesus is the Christ, the Savior of the world.

'Jesus Christ is the central figure in human history—the Beginning and the End.' — President Russell M. Nelson

'The Resurrection is not a myth or a metaphor. It is a real, literal event.' — Elder Jeffrey R. Holland

'Because of the Resurrection, physical death is temporary and spiritual death is optional.' — Elder Dallin H. Oaks

'The cross was not the end—it was the doorway to eternal life.' — President Thomas S. Monson

'We serve a risen Lord who knows our pain and carries our burdens.' — Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf

'The empty tomb is the most powerful symbol of God’s love.' — Elder David A. Bednar

'Christ’s victory over death makes possible our victory over sin and sorrow.' — Elder Bruce C. Hafen

'The Resurrection assures us that families can be together forever.' — President Gordon B. Hinckley

'Faith in the living Christ transforms fear into peace and doubt into certainty.' — Elder Neil L. Andersen

'Easter is not just one day a year; it’s a daily reminder of Christ’s ongoing influence.' — Sister Carol F. McConkie

'The Savior’s resurrection is the greatest gift ever given to humankind.' — Elder Quentin L. Cook

'Because He lives, we can change, grow, and return to our Heavenly Father.' — Elder Dale G. Renlund

This Easter, gather your family and bear witness: Jesus Christ lives!

Teach your children that the best gift wasn’t under a tree—it was on the cross.

Family home evening this Easter: focus on the empty tomb and what it means for you.

Share the story of the resurrection like it’s the first time—and feel it that way too.

Easter isn’t about bunnies; it’s about the Lamb of God who took away the sins of the world.

Let your Easter dinner prayer center on gratitude for the gift of the Resurrection.

Create traditions that point your family toward Christ, especially at Easter.

Read the Easter story in the scriptures together—Matthew 28, Luke 24, and 3 Nephi 11.

Ask your kids: 'What does it mean to you that Jesus lives?'

Easter is the perfect time to renew your family’s commitment to follow Christ.

Let love, forgiveness, and grace be the theme of your Easter gathering.

Celebrate Easter by serving others—just as the Savior served us.

He is risen! #LDS #Easter

The tomb is empty. Love wins. #JesusLives

Because He lives, I can live. #EasterJoy

Sunday morning: the moment death lost. #Resurrection

My Redeemer lives. That’s my Easter testimony. #LDSFaith

He walked out of the tomb so we can walk into eternity. #Savior

Easter = Hope, Healing, Homecoming. #ChristVictorious

No more tears. No more pain. Because He lives. #EternalLife

The cross was painful, but the crown was worth it. #Atonement

From Gethsemane to Golgotha to the Garden Tomb—love endured. #EasterStory

I believe in a living Christ. That belief changes everything. #Testimony

This Easter, I choose to follow the Risen Lord. #ComeUntoChrist

The cross was not just wood—it was the altar of infinite love.

Gethsemane and Calvary are inseparable parts of the divine gift of resurrection.

He suffered so we could be healed. He died so we could live. This is Easter.

The Atonement covers every sin, heals every wound, and conquers every death.

Without the sacrifice, there would be no resurrection. Without the resurrection, no salvation.

The weight of the world was on His shoulders, yet He carried it for us.

His blood was shed not in vain, but in victory—for us.

The cross is the ultimate symbol of obedience, love, and power.

Because of His sacrifice, we can repent, change, and become clean.

The Atonement is not just historical—it’s personal and ongoing.

Easter reminds us that suffering can lead to glory when offered through Christ.

He gave everything so we could have everything—eternal life with our loved ones.

Jesus loves you so much He rose from the dead just for you!

The stone rolled away because Jesus came back to life—Hooray!

Jesus is alive and He wants to be your friend forever.

Easter is happy because Jesus beat death and is with Heavenly Father now.

You can always talk to Jesus because He lives and hears you.

The empty tomb means Jesus kept His promise to come back.

Jesus said, 'I am the resurrection and the life.' That means He gives us life forever!

Because Jesus lives, we can see Mommy and Daddy again after we die.

Sing hallelujah! Jesus is not sleeping in the tomb—He’s ruling in heaven!

Easter eggs remind us of new life—just like Jesus rising from the dead!

Jesus’ resurrection means we don’t need to fear the dark or being alone.

You can tell everyone: My Savior lives and loves me!

I know that Jesus Christ lives—my heart testifies of His resurrection.

Faith in the Resurrection turns uncertainty into unshakable truth.

My testimony rests on one fact: the tomb is empty, and Christ is risen.

Even when I can’t see Him, I know He is near—because He conquered death.

Easter strengthens my testimony that Jesus is the Son of God.

I don’t just believe in the resurrection—I rejoice in it.

The resurrection is the foundation of my faith and the source of my courage.

When I pray, I speak to a living Savior who hears and answers.

I testify that Jesus Christ is the light, the life, and the hope of the world.

Because I believe He lives, I strive to follow Him every day.

Faith grows strongest when rooted in the reality of the Resurrection.

My Easter testimony: Jesus is the Christ, and He loves you perfectly.

Because Christ lives, those we love are not gone—they are waiting.

Easter brings comfort: death is not the end, but a transition to life.

When grief is heavy, remember: the grave could not hold our Savior.

The resurrection promises that every tear will be wiped away.

Though we mourn, we do not mourn as those without hope—Christ lives.

In the silence of loss, hear this truth: love is stronger than death.

The empty tomb is a promise that every sealed grave will open again.

Your loved one is not lost—because of Christ, they are found in glory.

Grief is real, but so is the resurrection—and it holds greater power.

Let Easter remind you: separation is temporary, reunion is eternal.

He whispered 'I am the resurrection' so we wouldn’t fear the silence of death.

Because of Jesus, goodbye is never forever.