There was a cross so that, regardless of
our behavior, despite our sins, no matter how bad we are, we could have the
shining hope of an eternal residence with the Lamb who took it all away.
That’s why there was a cross. Have you
stood near the cross? Have you made a choice for the Savior?
There’s something about the cross… it
seems to demand a choice. You either step toward it or away from it. It’s the
watershed. It’s the Continental Divide. You are either on one side or the
other. A choice is demanded. We can do what we want with the cross. We can
examine its history. We can study its theology. We can reflect upon its prophecies.
Yet the one thing we can’t do is walk away, neutral. No fence sitting is
permitted. The cross, in its absurd splendor, doesn’t allow that.
-- Max Lucado in “The Cross: Selected Writings & Images”
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