Bishop Dajur Preaches Forgiveness and Sacrifice on Good Friday

On Good Friday, Bishop Dajur delivered a sermon in Abuja, focusing on themes of forgiveness and sacrifice, which he described as central to the Christian faith. The message, titled "Mystery Mandate of Good Friday," highlighted the significance of the cross as a symbol of divine love and suffering, fulfilling God's redemptive purpose for humanity.
Bishop Dajur called on Christians and clergy to remain steadfast in proclaiming the message of Christ's crucifixion and to reflect self-giving love in their daily lives. He urged the congregation to manifest their faith through tangible actions, particularly in service to the poor and suffering.
Acknowledging the solemnity of Good Friday, he reminded attendees that the cross is not the end but a threshold to resurrection, encouraging them to trust in God's power to bring life from death and to renew their devotion to serving God and humanity.
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