Good Friday is the holiest day on the Christian calendar, because it is the day Jesus died and took on all of our sins. Without his death, we would still be in our sins and under judgement for all eternity. Salvation, both Old and New Testament, is based on faith in the saving work of God thru Christ.
It was a long and difficult day for Jesus. He not only died, but went thru multiple trials before both Jewish and Gentile, both local and imperial authorities. He was offered a way out by Pilate, but the crowds chose a known murderer instead. Jesus was then tortured, and forced to carry his own cross (until he collapsed and a bystander in the crowd was drafted to carry it for him). Finally, he was nailed to the cross and after blessing nearly all those around him, died.
It is important to note how Jesus died. He was not killed, but instead scripture says he "gave up his spirit." God chose to die, because his life could not be taken from him.
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Friday, March 25, 2016
Friday, April 17, 2015
DISTRICTS: See you at the Van!
We're meeting at the church at 3:30 PM tonight to leave for Districts in Dallas, PA. Please arrive a little early, if possible, so we can pack and be ready to go promptly.
We'll be picking up the Monroe Team on the way, and stopping at Chipotle for dinner. Once we arrive, we'll hang out in the camp gym until bedtime at 10 PM.
See you then!
We'll be picking up the Monroe Team on the way, and stopping at Chipotle for dinner. Once we arrive, we'll hang out in the camp gym until bedtime at 10 PM.
See you then!
Friday, April 03, 2015
HOLY WEEK: Good Friday
Good Friday is the holiest day on the Christian calendar, because it is the day Jesus died and took on all of our sins. Without his death, we would still be in our sins and under judgement for all eternity. Salvation, both Old and New Testament, is based on faith in the saving work of God thru Christ.
It was a long and difficult day for Jesus. He not only died, but went thru multiple trials before both Jewish and Gentile, both local and imperial authorities. He was offered a way out by Pilate, but the crowds chose a known murderer instead. Jesus was then tortured, and forced to carry his own cross (until he collapsed and a bystander in the crowd was drafted to carry it for him). Finally, he was nailed to the cross and after blessing nearly all those around him, died.
It is important to note how Jesus died. He was not killed, but instead scripture says he "gave up his spirit." God chose to die, because his life could not be taken from him.
It was a long and difficult day for Jesus. He not only died, but went thru multiple trials before both Jewish and Gentile, both local and imperial authorities. He was offered a way out by Pilate, but the crowds chose a known murderer instead. Jesus was then tortured, and forced to carry his own cross (until he collapsed and a bystander in the crowd was drafted to carry it for him). Finally, he was nailed to the cross and after blessing nearly all those around him, died.
It is important to note how Jesus died. He was not killed, but instead scripture says he "gave up his spirit." God chose to die, because his life could not be taken from him.
Friday, April 18, 2014
HOLY WEEK: Good Friday
Good Friday is the holiest day on the Christian calendar, because it is the day Jesus died and took on all of our sins. Without his death, we would still be in our sins and under judgement for all eternity. Salvation, both Old and New Testament, is based on faith in the saving work of God thru Christ.
It was a long and difficult day for Jesus. He not only died, but went thru multiple trials before both Jewish and Gentile, both local and imperial authorities. He was offered a way out by Pilate, but the crowds chose a known murderer instead. Jesus was then tortured, and forced to carry his own cross (until he collapsed and a bystander in the crowd was drafted to carry it for him). Finally, he was nailed to the cross and after blessing nearly all those around him, died.
It is important to note how Jesus died. He was not killed, but instead scripture says he "gave up his spirit." God chose to die, because his life could not be taken from him.
It was a long and difficult day for Jesus. He not only died, but went thru multiple trials before both Jewish and Gentile, both local and imperial authorities. He was offered a way out by Pilate, but the crowds chose a known murderer instead. Jesus was then tortured, and forced to carry his own cross (until he collapsed and a bystander in the crowd was drafted to carry it for him). Finally, he was nailed to the cross and after blessing nearly all those around him, died.
It is important to note how Jesus died. He was not killed, but instead scripture says he "gave up his spirit." God chose to die, because his life could not be taken from him.
Friday, March 28, 2014
DISTRICTS: Friday Details
Please remember these important details:
- We leave the church at 3 PM.
- We’ll arrive at Camp Orchard Hill around 8:00 PM.
- We’ll be able to play in the gym, but must be in our cabins by 10:30 PM.
And, of course, please double-check your packing list:
- Quiz Team shirt and long pants for Saturday
- A sleeping bag and pillow for the camp
- $10 for dinner on the way down
- $10 to stay in camp
- Any study materials you need
- Toiletries and a towel
Friday, April 18, 2008
Are you ready for Districts?
1:30 PM: Meet at the church to load the vans
2:00 PM: Leave the church for Districts
6:00 PM: Dinner at Vassi's Drive-in(former Potts Doggie Shop)
8:00 PM: Arrive at Hershey EFC, and depart with host families
Friday, September 07, 2007
Think before you leap
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