Between Burial and Dawn

The Women at the TombBy Pastor Jacquiline P JohnsonRecorded Track

Length5h 3m

About this audiobook

Between Burial and Dawn: The Women at the Tomb is a reflective Christian book about the women who followed Jesus from Galilee, stayed near the cross, watched where His body was laid, and waited through the silence before resurrection morning. Rooted in Luke 23:55-56, this book explores faith, grief, waiting, surrender, and resurrection hope through the witness of Mary Magdalene, Joanna, Mary the mother of James, and the unnamed women who remained. For believers facing quiet seasons, unanswered prayers, or places where hope seems buried, this book offers a pastoral reminder that God is still present before the dawn.

Audiobook details

GenreSpirituality and Religion

Length5 hrs 3 mins

Narrated byRecorded Track

FormatAudiobook

Publish dateMay 5, 2026

LanguageEnglish

1Opening Credits

12Chapter 10: The Spices of Love

2Introduction

13Chapter 11: The Sabbath They Did Not Choose

3Chapter 1: The Women from Galilee

14Chapter 12: Resting With a Broken Heart

4Chapter 2: Mary Magdalene and Love After Deliverance

15Chapter 13: Waiting When the Promise Looks Buried

5Chapter 3: Joanna and the Surrender of Worldly Security

16Chapter 14: The Surrender of Holy Saturday

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6Chapter 4: Mary the Mother of James and Quiet Faithfulness

17Chapter 15: Dawn Comes to the Faithful

7Chapter 5: The Faithfulness of the Unnamed

18Chapter 16: Why the Women Were First

8Chapter 6: At the Cross

19Chapter 17: Witness After Waiting

9Chapter 7: They Followed to the Tomb

20Chapter 18: What the Women Teach the Church

10Chapter 8: They Saw How His Body Was Laid

21Chapter 19: Stay Until Dawn

11Chapter 9: The Holiness of Witness

22Ending Credits

About the author

Pastor Jacquiline P Johnson

Pastor Jacqueline P. Johnson writes with a pastor's heart and a storyteller's clarity, bringing biblical truth into everyday life with warmth, conviction, and spiritual insight. In Little Foxes, Pastor Johnson uses fiction, reflection, and Scripture to help readers recognize the small compromises that quietly erode character and hinder spiritual growth. Her work calls readers toward honesty, wholeness, and faithful obedience in the hidden places of life.View all by Pastor Jacquiline P Johnson