Is Good Friday Really Good Thursday?

Summary

The sermon explores the question of whether Jesus was crucified on Thursday rather than the traditional Friday, emphasizing that the exact day is a non-essential issue that should not cause division among believers. The preacher examines biblical evidence regarding the timing of the crucifixion, the Sabbath, and the resurrection, highlighting the Jewish calendar and feast days to propose that Thursday better fits the scriptural references to "three days and three nights." Ultimately, the message encourages unity and charity in essential beliefs while allowing liberty in non-essential matters like the specific day of the crucifixion.