The cross is everywhere, a symbol worn by people from all walks of life. But its history means more than mere jewelry. When Jesus Christ died on the cross, it wasn't about glory but suffering and shame. The cross was once a tool for torturing criminals; now, it represents Christ's sacrifice for humanity's sins. Christ's journey to the cross was marked by betrayal, trial, and brutal humiliation. Despite his innocence, he endured mockery, beatings, and the agony of crucifixion. Jesus bore the weight of the world's transgressions, willingly embracing the cross for mankind's redemption.
Jesus gave all for you and me. The crucifixion is a reminder of God's love for humanity. God loved us so much that while we were yet sinners, He gave His son to die upon the cross for us. Jesus freely gave his life for our sins so that we can have eternal life. He didn’t deserve to die, yet He took our place on the cross. Jesus gave everything for us.