Scriptura

He is risen indeed.

The cross was not the end. The grave was not the victory of death.

Christ has risen, and because He lives, our hope is sure.

Each day, we work on Bibles that bear witness to the greatest redemption story ever told.

Today, on Good Friday, we pause to remember the cost of that redemption, the blood that was shed, and the unfathomable mercy of Christ.

May this day lead us to deeper gratitude, deeper reverence, and deeper love for the One who endured the cross on our behalf.

“The people who walked in darkness
Have seen a great light; those who dwelt in the land of the shadow of death, upon them a light has shined. — Isaiah 9:2

Isaiah does not pretend the darkness is small, nor does he rush past it.

He names it honestly, and then declares something greater:
God Himself has entered it.

Christmas is the reminder that Christ does not wait for the world to be ready,
nor for our lives to be put back together.
He comes to us where we are, and His light is not overcome.

May the Light of the World meet you in every shadow, and give you true and lasting hope.

Merry Christmas.

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Before the manger.
Before the crown of thorns.
Before the foundations of the world,
the Word was.

From eternity past into the hands of the present.