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Well, as we talk now about Good Friday,

the day we remember when our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ died on the cross for our sin,

paying the penalty for the debts that we incurred because of our sin. We call it good, of course,

though, because of the resurrection on Sunday. Now you're probably saying, Jonathan, that's coming in two days.

Okay, well, spoiler alert. Jesus rose again

from the dead after a Good Friday, and that's why we call it good because of what he did for us and

because of his resurrection. But something interesting happened on Good Friday. Something interesting

happened that maybe you haven't thought about before. Maybe you've experienced this in different

capacities. There's a term that we call it today. It's called being ghosted. You ever been

ghosted by somebody before, right? You make lunch plans to go meet someone. And when you show up,

they're not there. And you're sitting at the table for one, ordering, you know, appetizers, getting a Coke, waiting for them, and they never show up.

Hopefully this doesn't happen to you on a date.

That's really sad.

But you're texting the person, are you still coming?

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