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Holy Week
In Christian tradition, Holy Week begins on Palm Sunday and carries on through Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday. It is a time for Christians to reflect on Jesus’ journey to the Cross, beginning with his triumphal entry into Jerusalem and concluding wish his lonely trek from the Upper Room through Gethsemane and ultimately to Calvary and the empty tomb.
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Even Our Corpses Belong to Christ
The Son did not forsake his body in the grave, and he won’t forsake ours either.
Christ’s Passion Is More Than a (Strong) Feeling
Jesus’ sacrificial anguish redefined what it means to suffer with purpose.
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Evangelicals Won’t Dance with the Devil
Why Salvadoran Protestants boycott a traditional Holy Week event.
Have This Mind Among Yourselves
How do we understand Palm Sunday as a triumphal entry to Jerusalem when it leads to betrayal and death?
Unless a Grain of Wheat Falls
Jesus died for me to reap a harvest of resurrection.
Even to Death
Jesus models what it looks like to stumble into the presence of God—hurting but hopeful.
When the Hour Came
This Maundy Thursday, let us remember the extreme length and the profound depth of Jesus’ dying love.
By His Wounds
On Good Friday, the sinless one became the sin bearer for our healing.
The Things That Are Unseen
Our world on this side of heaven is a lifetime of Holy Saturday.
Swallowed Up in Victory
Paul, poetry, and Easter Sunday.