Despite the terrible and excruciating physical pain of Roman crucifixion, the most acute suffering Jesus experienced at Calvary was the abandonment of God as Jesus "became sin" for his people and died their death to save them.

Though Jesus was in a state of dying on the cross, he observed his mother standing there and made provision for her by committing her care into the hands of his beloved disciple, John- the only disciple to be found at the crucifixion.

Though Jesus was in a state of dying on the cross, he observed his mother standing there and made provision for her by committing her care into the hands of his beloved disciple, John- the only disciple to be found at the crucifixion.

Two convicted criminals shared the execution of crucifixion with Jesus. But only one came to know the grace and forgiveness of Jesus as Savior. He didn't start out as a disciple, but he ended up that way. What made the difference?

Two convicted criminals shared the execution of crucifixion with Jesus. But only one came to know the grace and forgiveness of Jesus as Savior. He didn't start out as a disciple, but he ended up that way. What made the difference?

Two convicted criminals shared the execution of crucifixion with Jesus. But only one came to know the grace and forgiveness of Jesus as Savior. He didn't start out as a disciple, but he ended up that way. What made the difference?

Two convicted criminals shared the execution of crucifixion with Jesus. But only one came to know the grace and forgiveness of Jesus as Savior. He didn't start out as a disciple, but he ended up that way. What made the difference?

Two convicted criminals shared the execution of crucifixion with Jesus. But only one came to know the grace and forgiveness of Jesus as Savior. He didn't start out as a disciple, but he ended up that way. What made the difference?

Two convicted criminals shared the execution of crucifixion with Jesus. But only one came to know the grace and forgiveness of Jesus as Savior. He didn't start out as a disciple, but he ended up that way. What made the difference?

Two convicted criminals shared the execution of crucifixion with Jesus. But only one came to know the grace and forgiveness of Jesus as Savior. He didn't start out as a disciple, but he ended up that way. What made the difference?