Down through the years I have been asked the question “Why is it called Good Friday?”
What’s good about Jesus being nailed to a cross and dying a humiliating, painful and brutal death, some would say the cruellest death devised by man.
It’s “Good” because of what Jesus achieved for us.
His willing sacrifice is the greatest demonstration of love the world has ever seen. His sacrifice brings about the greatest victory ever won, and it’s all for you and me.
There is great pain at the cross but there is also great victory and rejoicing.
In this service we will be looking at what Jesus’ victory means for us and why it is a time of great rejoicing. Please join us by clicking the service above.