Calm Harbor (7-25-2008)
In the midst of Charleston, SC is this christian sanctuary. Set at what appears to be an old pier now sits a cross. Not nearly as large or cumbersome as the cross that Christ bore for us, but the site of it is burdensome enough to remind us of the price that God had to pay to save us. God is just and while there is no authority over Him, He cannot overlook our sin solely that would all be in Heaven. He is just. And in the same respect, He is loving. He loves us enough to have come to this earth and die for us. Maybe you believe it was just a symbolic action (since Christ was then resurrected), but it was a symbolic action that we can understand.
In the midst of Charleston, SC is this christian sanctuary. Set at what appears to be an old pier now sits a cross. Not nearly as large or cumbersome as the cross that Christ bore for us, but the site of it is burdensome enough to remind us of the price that God had to pay to save us. God is just and while there is no authority over Him, He cannot overlook our sin solely that would all be in Heaven. He is just. And in the same respect, He is loving. He loves us enough to have come to this earth and die for us. Maybe you believe it was just a symbolic action (since Christ was then resurrected), but it was a symbolic action that we can understand.
Calm Harbor (7-25-2008)
In the midst of Charleston, SC is this christian sanctuary. Set at what appears to be an old pier now sits a cross. Not nearly as large or cumbersome as the cross that Christ bore for us, but the site of it is burdensome enough to remind us of the price that God had to pay to save us. God is just and while there is no authority over Him, He cannot overlook our sin solely that would all be in Heaven. He is just. And in the same respect, He is loving. He loves us enough to have come to this earth and die for us. Maybe you believe it was just a symbolic action (since Christ was then resurrected), but it was a symbolic action that we can understand.
In the midst of Charleston, SC is this christian sanctuary. Set at what appears to be an old pier now sits a cross. Not nearly as large or cumbersome as the cross that Christ bore for us, but the site of it is burdensome enough to remind us of the price that God had to pay to save us. God is just and while there is no authority over Him, He cannot overlook our sin solely that would all be in Heaven. He is just. And in the same respect, He is loving. He loves us enough to have come to this earth and die for us. Maybe you believe it was just a symbolic action (since Christ was then resurrected), but it was a symbolic action that we can understand.
