The Moment That Changed History
In a digital world filled with distractions, noise, and endless scrolling, it is rare that we pause to reflect on the things that truly matter. We see thousands of images a day, but few have the power to stop us in our tracks. The image of the three crosses on a hill is not just a historical marker; it is the ultimate symbol of love, suffering, and redemption.
Two thousand years ago, a man who preached peace was condemned by the very people he came to save. He carried a wooden beam up a steep hill, his body broken and bleeding. He was innocent, yet he accepted the punishment of the guilty. He did not do it for fame or power. He died on that cross for a single purpose: to bridge the gap between humanity and the divine.
"Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends."
It is uncomfortable to look at suffering. It is easier to pretend we didn't see it. But true faith requires us to confront the reality of that sacrifice. It asks us to acknowledge that this act was personal—a gift given freely to save our souls.
So today, do not just scroll by. Take a moment of silence. If you believe in the power of that love, if you are grateful for the man who took the weight of the world on his shoulders, let your voice be heard. It is a simple word, but it carries the weight of eternity. If you love Him, do not be ashamed. Put AMEN.
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