Good Friday | Jonathan Gray | South Campus

Summary

The sermon reflects on the profound significance of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, viewing it as the central event in history, a "hinge" that has been both revered and reviled. Drawing on Max Lucado's analogy of the cross as a diamond and referencing the apostle Paul, it emphasizes that ignoring Christ's death is impossible if its truth is acknowledged. The practical takeaway encourages participants to remember and partake in the Lord's Supper, acknowledging the reality of Jesus' suffering for humanity.