Passion: how Christ's final day changes your every day
On Good Friday morning, there was a courtyard in Jerusalem where every kind of person was represented.
There were Jews and Gentiles. There were political and religious elites — the Roman governor Pontius Pilate, and the Jewish priests. And there was the crowd, the great mass of unnamed people who turn the wheels of history in every age. And there was a beaten, bloodied man, who’d claimed to be a king but was being tried as a criminal. His name was Jesus.
