Jesus knew His death was near, yet He chose the cross for us—so that His life, like a grain of wheat, would bear fruit for all people.
Jesus knew His death was near, yet He chose the cross for us—so that His life, like a grain of wheat, would bear fruit for all people.
Don’t wait until it’s too late—visit, call, or check on loved ones today. Tomorrow is never guaranteed.
We have a loving heavenly Father who didn’t think twice about sacrificing His only son so that you and I could be saved.
God calls us to sacrifice. It is hard. It hurts. It requires faith. But are their any advantages to sacrificing?
Dios nos llama al sacrificio. Es difícil. Duele. Requiere fe. Pero ¿hay alguna ventaja en el sacrificio?
This Good Friday, let’s choose to not only be somber as we contemplate Jesus’ gift. Let’s also praise and glorify the One who humbled Himself to death on a cross!
Jesus let go of His clothes—gifts of love—to clothe us in His grace. In Him, we’re covered, unashamed, and cherished before God. (Gal. 3:27)
The crowd meant it as a curse—”His blood be on us!” But Jesus turned it into a blessing. His blood cleanses us and makes us God’s own. What amazing grace!
Jesus endured brutal suffering for us—His joy, His prize. He bears the scars, but without regret, because His love for us knows no limits.
Jesus warned even His enemies, showing love to the lost. Some later believed. We too were once lost — saved by His grace. (Acts 6:7)