The Roman soldiers meant the crucifixion to be a mockery of a royal court, but they unknowingly set up a true throne room. See how Jesus reigns through His sacrifice and what it means to live as His own today.
The Roman soldiers meant the crucifixion to be a mockery of a royal court, but they unknowingly set up a true throne room. See how Jesus reigns through His sacrifice and what it means to live as His own today.
Pilate said, “Behold the Man.” The question remains: Who is Jesus to you—and will you receive Him as your King and Savior?
Jesus took our place, covering our sin and shame with forgiveness. Reflect on His mercy and the eternal life we now share as God’s children.
Jesus’ words in His trial gave life to the world. Reflect on His courage, obedience, and the salvation He offers to all who trust Him.
Mary gave what she could. Jesus carried it with Him—even to Calvary.
Psalm 50 calls us to todah—thanksgiving that costs us something. Real gratitude honors God through our words, actions, and generosity.
A difficult image of sacrifice reveals a deeper truth: Christ’s blood marks us as God’s own and opens the way to life.
Surely no one is really hurt by my lack of faith in God… Or does my lack of faith have consequences I may not realize or understand?
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.