The cross casts the most significant shadow in all of human history. It is where we see the righteousness, justice, and love of God working together for our great good. This Easter, our thoughts are centered around the cross, upon which Jesus Christ was crucified.

Good Friday is a somber and reflective day to remember how Jesus traded His life for our sin. Without the things that took place on this day, we would not be able to celebrate Resurrection Sunday.

On the Thursday of Christ's final week before being crucified and resurrected, He said this commandment to His disciples. Jesus said to His gathered disciples, “A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.“

For two-thirds of the people in this world, Easter means almost nothing. As a follower of Jesus, Easter is the most significant day in history, and the world needs to know that. Telling the story of Easter makes it more meaningful for you and those around you.

Millions worldwide celebrate holy Week as one of the most important times of the year, but why? As we remember the events of that week, we discover God’s desire to restore holiness to His creation.

Easter looked different this year, but that does not mean it was a bad thing. Check out this blog for how our lives should look different based on the truth of Easter that will never change: the resurrection of Christ.

Holy Week began with the untying of a donkey. Read how our lives should also be untied and in service to God, just like the life of this donkey.

Hear this special message of encouragement during COVID-19 from founders of International Leadership Institute, Wes and Joy Griffin.

This year’s Holy Week looks a bit different than years past, but what if that is actually a good thing? Read this blog for ways you can have a Holier Holy Week!