Confession and Communion

Pastor Bill Bush · Mar 29, 2026

Good Friday — the day Jesus was tortured, bore the full weight of human sin, and died on the cross — is called 'good' because in that darkness God accomplished the deepest possible good: He absorbed His own judgment so we would not have to, and He tore the curtain separating us from His presence. Pastor Bill argues that this same logic applies to every dark day in our lives: when we remember the cross, cry out honestly like Jesus did, and walk through the torn curtain into relationship with God rather than staying in the rubble of our circumstances, the darkest days can do the deepest good in us.