Ep. 54 | They Saw the Dead Walking | The Forgotten Easter Mystery in the Bible

What if Easter didn’t end at the empty tomb?

The Bible records something most people have never heard…
 The ground shakes.
 The tombs open.
 And the dead are seen walking in the city.

It’s written plainly.
 And somehow… we don’t talk about it.

In this episode of Sasquatch and Sourdough, we step into the quieter, stranger side of the resurrection—where the boundary between life and death doesn’t hold, and something deeper breaks into the world.

– Mary mistakes Jesus for a gardener
 – The sky goes dark in the middle of the day
 – The temple veil tears from top to bottom
 – And something happens that changes what is possible

This isn’t about explaining it away.

It’s about sitting with the mystery…
 and recognizing that Easter may be far stranger—and far closer—than we’ve been told.

🕯️ If something in this story feels closer than you expected…
 find a place this Easter. Sit. Listen. You might be surprised what you encounter.

Strange stories. True faith.

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— 1 John 4:1

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🌲 ABOUT — Sasquatch & Sourdough

Sasquatch & Sourdough is a storytelling podcast exploring high strangeness, folklore, history, paranormal encounters, and the unexplained—through faith, Scripture, and discernment.

This show exists for the stories that don’t fit neatly into the world we were told was real. Rather than sensationalizing mystery or chasing fear, episodes slow down and examine the strange thoughtfully, offering historical context, spiritual grounding, and encouragement.

We believe the unseen world is real—but not ungoverned.
That curiosity doesn’t have to lead to chaos.
And that God is present, even in the most unexpected places.

Episodes blend real encounter stories, folklore, biblical worldview, and reflective conversation to help listeners feel oriented rather than unsettled. This is weirdly encouraging content for curious minds, faithful hearts, and anyone who has ever sensed the world is bigger than they could ever imagine.

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