What is Good Friday?

In contrast to Easter Sunday, Good Friday is a somber, more meaningful time for Christians to pause and reflect.  After all, Good Friday holds an abundance of religious history and significance in the Christian faith.  It honors the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, and centers around the idea that his death took place at Calvary.  At its core, Good Friday is a day to reflect what Christ was willing to do to pay our sin debt in full.  According to Romans 6:23, we deserved to die for our sins, but Jesus willingly and with His Father’s approval, died in our place, so that through Him, we could live, having our sin debt paid in full by Him!

What’s so good about good Friday?