Invictus
Invictus celebrates the unconquerable human spirit. In death, however, we aren’t the captains of our fate or masters of our soul, but desperate for hope.
Invictus celebrates the unconquerable human spirit. In death, however, we aren’t the captains of our fate or masters of our soul, but desperate for hope.
On Good Friday we see Christ dying for our sins, bleeding for our salvation. Simultaneously we’re given a model for the Christian life and church community.
Perhaps Jesus’ most famous word from the cross is: “It is finished.” What did he mean? How does that help us, living through global and personal turmoil?
Christ’s life and death aren’t just impactful today, they have radically transformed the future of humanity for all eternity: now that’s news.
Death seems so close in these difficult days. Yet, as an oasis brings relief to a thirsty traveler, Easter comes to remind us there’s hope for mankind.