It used to be called Black Friday. Traditionally a day of fasting, mourning, and penance. Olu argues that the day now recognized as Good Friday was not a bad day, it was the greatest day in history. It should not be a day of mourning. Behind the tremendous ugliness of the cross and the processes that led to them God has hidden the brilliance of Resurrection. This seven-minute video is a must see this Good Friday and in fact every day of the Year.