In the silence punctuated only by their footsteps, both men thought not of themselves but of a Man who once made a long,lonely march up a hill, who in the world's worst hour did the most courageous thing ever done.At the end of His climb,He spread out His arms and permitted guilty men to drive nails into His hands and feet. He endured untold agony to give undeserving men- like Mike Hollis, Derrick Freeman, Nathan Hayes, and Adam Mitchell- a second chance
In a moment of quiet contemplation, two men reflect on a Man who exemplified courage during humanity's darkest hour. They remember the time He made a solemn journey up a hill, showcasing ultimate sacrifice as He allowed those guilty of wrongdoing to inflict suffering upon Him. His sacrifice was not for Himself but for the sake of others, highlighting the depth of His commitment to giving people a chance at redemption.
This narrative emphasizes the significance of selflessness and the profound impact of enduring pain for the sake of others. The men, representing ordinary lives like Mike Hollis, Derrick Freeman, Nathan Hayes, and Adam Mitchell, symbolize those who have benefited from the grace and mercy shown to them. The author, Randy Alcorn, underscores that this sacrifice is a reminder of hope and the opportunity for transformation, encouraging reflection on the essence of redemption in our lives.
