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Easter morning arrives with light, song, and proclamation. Christ is risen. Death has been[…]

Mark 8:34–38 is a passage spoken before the crucifixion, yet unmistakably shaped by it.[…]

In Colossians 2:13–15, apostle Paul speaks of the Cross not only as forgiveness, but[…]

Paul begins with a startling description of the human condition. “While we were still[…]

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For many people, the Cross is assumed rather than examined. Jesus was betrayed, unjustly[…]

The Cross is not a vague symbol of love, nor simply an example of[…]

Christian hope does not end with reflection. It ends with promise. From the first page of[…]