
Good Friday Is for Everyone Because Jesus Lives Forever
This is the day we remember what Jesus did for us on the cross.
For Parents
On Good Friday, this episode holds together two truths kids need: the cross was serious, and the tomb is empty. Pastor Justin explains resurrection in kid terms, that Jesus didn't just wake up, he defeated death forever. He shows how that changes everyday life, giving a God to run to in sadness, in hard moments, and in celebration. Use this ride to help your kids see that Jesus being alive is news worth living differently for, not just remembering once a year.
The One Thing for the Ride
“Jesus didn't just come back to life, he was resurrected, which means he will never die again.”
Scripture
Romans 6:9
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Key Takeaways
- Good Friday is serious, but it's full of hope because the tomb didn't stay full.
- Jesus didn't just come back to life. He was resurrected and will never die again.
- Because Jesus lives forever, we get to live forever with him too.
- Knowing Jesus is alive changes how we live every day, in sadness, hard times, and joy.
Try This Week
- Talk with your family today about why Good Friday is called 'good' even though it's about Jesus dying on the cross.
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Questions Kids Ask
What is the difference between coming back to life and being resurrected?
On Good Friday we remember the cross, but the tomb did not stay full. The Bible says Christ was raised from the dead and will not die again (Romans 6:9). Jesus was not just brought back for a while, he was resurrected to a brand new life that will never end, and because he lives forever we can live forever with him too.
