On the evening of April 18, 2025, our church gathered in reverence to observe Good Friday—a day that reminds us of Christ’s ultimate sacrifice. The service began with scripture readings that took us through the journey of Jesus from Gethsemane to Calvary, allowing us to reflect deeply on the suffering He bore for our sins.
A moving portion of the service focused on the Seven Last Sayings of Jesus on the Cross. Each saying was followed by a short meditation and prayer, drawing us closer to the heart of God. The worship team led us in soft hymns that brought many to tears, stirring within us a renewed gratitude for the love Jesus displayed, even in His final moments. Through every word and song, we were reminded that the cross was not a place of defeat, but of victory and love.
As the service came to a close, we left the place, carrying the weight of what Christ endured—but also the hope of resurrection. Good Friday may end in darkness, but it points us toward the dawn of Easter Sunday. Until then, we rest in the promise that His suffering has brought us life.