Look Back and Look Forward

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 What is the Significance of Good Friday?

Yes, we know that our LORD JESUS CHRIST paid the debt of sin for all humanity on the cross. His blood was the perfect payment that fully satisfied God.

Through Him, we are not only forgiven and reconciled to God, but we are also brought into His family to enjoy an eternal relationship with Him. What a glorious hope we have—that we are called not only to belong to Him, but also to rule and reign in His Kingdom here on earth, beginning now.

We are called to be a blessing through the power of His Spirit. We are invited to imitate Him—to walk as He walked, to do what He did, and even greater works, as He promised.

Alleluia! This is the GOOD NEWS of Good Friday.

Let us celebrate today by looking back with gratitude at what He has done for us, and looking forward with faith to partake in this great grace every day until HE Returns!

God bless you, and God bless our nation!


Shalom!


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