What’s the context behind Good Friday—and how do Christians observe it every year? What is Good Friday? Good Friday represents Jesus’ execution at the hands of the Romans.

What’s so good about Good Friday? It’s the effect of Jesus’ actions. The perfect sacrificial Lamb atoned for man’s sin, once and for all.

Good Friday is a holiday observed by Christians and Catholics on the Friday before Easter. Here’s what you need to know. In the springtime, families around the world celebrate Easter.

Two days before Easter Sunday is another important Christian holiday. Known as Good Friday, the holy day commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

What is Good Friday? Here's what to know about the holy holiday The events leading up to Good Friday are known as Holy Week, which starts on Palm Sunday and ends on Easter Sunday.

What good news, and the offer still stands. Eternal life is a free gift to anyone who acknowledges that Jesus is Lord and believes “God raised him from the dead,” as Romans 10:9 says.

Two days before Easter Sunday is another important Christian holiday. Known as Good Friday, the holy day commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

What is Good Friday? Here's what to know about the holy holiday The events leading up to Good Friday are known as Holy Week, which starts on Palm Sunday and ends on Easter Sunday.

Two days before Easter Sunday is another important Christian holiday. Known as Good Friday, the holy day commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.