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What the Cross Has Brought to Humanity
\nMarch 29, 2026<\/p>\n
With Easter being next Sunday, this week, we observe Passion Week. This week, we will reflect on the days from 2000 years ago when Jesus Christ made His way to the cross of Calvary.<\/p>\n
I have a book called What If Jesus Had Never Been Born. This book explores what the world would have been like if Christ had not been born into it. If Christ had not been born, there would be so many benefits in the world we would not have.<\/p>\n
Medicine, politics, ethics, social welfare, education, literature, art . . .<\/p>\n
No one can match the achievements left behind by Jesus of Nazareth, whose public ministry lasted a mere three and a half years and who, at the end of it, rode not a warhorse or a carriage, but a young donkey. And, astonishingly, this man was ultimately sentenced to death and crucified. Common sense tells us that it is inconceivable for someone who meets such an end to leave anything behind for future generations. For at that time, Jesus Christ was counted among the criminals and put to death.<\/p>\n
As we enter the Passion Week, I would like to focus today on four specific ways in which the \u201cCross of Jesus Christ\u201d has benefited us. First, I would like to talk about how \u201cthe cross does not bring regret into our lives.\u201d<\/p>\n
There are no rehearsals in our lives; right now, we are living the real thing. Is there anyone who wishes to \u201clive a life full of regrets\u201d in this real life?I think everyone hopes to avoid the kind of regret that comes from thinking, \u201cI wish I had done this instead\u201d or \u201cI shouldn\u2019t have done that.\u201d<\/p>\n
I once watched a TV program featuring Professor Carl Becker, a specialist in religious studies at Kyoto University, speaking on the theme of \u201cA Night to Reflect on Life.\u201d He is an internationally renowned scholar of religion who studies the nature of religions throughout history and across the globe, exploring questions such as: What does religion mean to humanity? What does it mean to live? And what does it mean to die? His work is not confined to the laboratory; he has engaged in dialogue with terminally ill patients in hospitals and hospices, advancing research on emotional care in clinical settings.<\/p>\n
That professor said something really interesting. \u201cWhen faced with death, many people begin to speak about what lies deep within their hearts.\u201d He says that when people look back on their lives, they wonder things like, \u201cWas this the right way to live?\u201d or \u201cWhat was my life all about?\u201d In other words, the moment of death is also the moment when one reflects on the journey one has taken, and it serves as an opportunity to give meaning to one\u2019s life.<\/p>\n
And the professor says that this is not limited to those who are facing death. He says that when someone they love passes away, the people around them also begin to seriously wonder, \u201cWas my life up to this point really for the best?\u201d That is why, in the field of thanatology (study of death), which is the professor\u2019s specialty, the first thing to consider is: \u201cWhat would you like to think about when you die?\u201d<\/p>\n
What would you like to think about when you die? To be honest, this question is so important that I am tempted to end my message here, give you all a week to think it over carefully, and then continue to speak next week.<\/p>\n
When asked in response, \u201cSo, how would you like to die, Professor?\u201d, he began to speak the following. \u201cI want to die in peace. To do that, if I haven\u2019t done anything wrong, I won\u2019t have any regrets, right?\u201d \u201cBut I am also human, so I do bad things. I end up saying things I shouldn\u2019t, and I end up hurting people.\u201d \u201cI don’t think I could die in peace with such regret weighing on my heart.\u201d \u201cThat\u2019s when I feel the desire to be forgiven.\u201d<\/p>\n
We are surprised to hear a professor who has witnessed thousands of people nearing death in hospitals and hospices say, \u201cIf I am to die in peace, I must be forgiven.\u201d The professor is saying, \u201cA life without regrets is one in which you are forgiven.\u201d But who on earth is going to forgive us? 2 Corinthians 7:10 speaks to us.<\/p>\n
Godly sorrow brings repentance that leads to salvation\u00a0and leaves no regret, but worldly sorrow brings death.<\/strong><\/p>\nWhat is \u201cGodly sorrow\u201d? That is a terrible thing we have done, something that will remain in our hearts as a source of regret. This passage from the Bible tells us that everything begins with recognizing our own sins and grieving over our words and deeds.<\/p>\n
This sorrow leads us to repentance, and we are able to receive forgiveness of sins through the cross of Jesus Christ. The Bible says that there is not a single righteous person. It says that all people are sinners. That means that as a sinner myself, I have no authority to forgive the sins of another sinner.<\/p>\n
However, Jesus Christ, the only Son of God, was sinless, and because He died on our behalf, our sins are forgiven. Why doesn\u2019t Christianity promote good health and prosperity in business? That is because it is not the true salvation of humanity.<\/p>\n
The church where I was born and raised in Japan belonged to the Japan Holiness Church. There was once a pastor in that church who had been given the gift of healing. When this person prayed, people\u2019s illnesses were actually healed. Using this gift, the pastor established many churches in Shikoku.<\/p>\n
Amid the growing number of churches, it is said that the pastor remarked with deep feeling, \u201cPhysical healing doesn\u2019t last long, does it? People come to church desperately before they are healed, but once they are, they disappear all of a sudden.\u201d \u201cBut those whose sins have been forgiven through the cross of Jesus Christ continue to hold fast to that faith.\u201d<\/p>\n
The salvation of our souls can be obtained only through God\u2019s affirmation that our sins have been \u201cforgiven.\u201d It was for that forgiveness that God gave us the life of His only Son, Jesus Christ.<\/p>\n
Because God is completely righteous and just, He cannot simply overlook our sins and declare us forgiven. Therefore, Jesus Christ was struck down and died for us as a substitute for our sins. God says that the sins of those who believe in this are forgiven because of the cross of Christ.<\/p>\n
And at that moment, we come to know God\u2019s unconditional love. That is because we come to know that Christ died for us. This power of love is the source of strength that enables us to live our lives.<\/p>\n
As long as our sins are forgiven through Christ, we are assured even now that we will have no regrets about our sins at the end of our lives. It is not a hope reserved for the end of life; rather, because we know this assurance now, we can live in that hope from this very moment. We are not selling this hope. It is something God gives us freely.<\/p>\n
Do you want to live a life without regrets?<\/p>\n
To that end, why not first repent of the godly sorrow and believe in the cross of Jesus Christ? The second thing is that \u201cthe cross brings the best things into our lives.\u201d<\/p>\n
Romans 8:32<\/p>\n
He who did not spare His own Son,\u00a0but gave Him up for us all\u2014how will He not also, along with Him, graciously give us all things?<\/strong><\/p>\nSometimes we give things we cherish to someone else. When we do that, the person receiving it is usually delighted. I am sure you would be happy to frame the drawings your child has drawn of you, dads and moms. I am sorry, but if a third party were to look at that drawing objectively, they probably wouldn\u2019t frame it and hang it on the wall.<\/p>\n
However, to that child\u2019s parents, it is more precious than anything else. Because it is a heartfelt drawing by their own child thinking of Dad and Mom. When we realize that someone has given up something they cherish for our sake, our hearts are filled with joy and gratitude. What is the greatest thing we can offer to others?<\/p>\n
It is our \u201clife.\u201d<\/p>\n
The Bible tells us that God gave us the life of His only Son, Jesus. It says that God has given us the most precious thing.<\/p>\n
John 3:16<\/p>\n
For God so loved\u00a0the world that He gave\u00a0His one and only Son,\u00a0that whoever believes\u00a0in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.<\/strong><\/p>\nLately, I have been thinking a lot about something my former mentor once said. We know that Jesus gave His life for us. But have you ever stopped to think about the fact that God the Father gave up the life of His only Son, Jesus, for us?<\/p>\n
Could you sacrifice your child\u2019s life to save someone else? Why am I saying this? Because, there are certainly parents who would give their lives for their children, or who are prepared to do so. I am sure there are many of you parents who would agree with this. But what do you think?<\/p>\n
Are there any parents who would be willing to sacrifice their own child\u2019s life for someone else? Especially if that person is a complete stranger with no connection to you.If that person is an adversary who storms into your home yelling. If that person is the one trying to kill you. Could you sacrifice your own child\u2019s life to save people like that? I have to be honest: I cannot do it. In Romans 5:8 there are these words:<\/p>\n
But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.God the Father demonstrated His love for us by giving up the life of His Son, Christ, so that we might live.For God so loved\u00a0the world that He gave\u00a0His one and only Son,\u00a0that whoever believes\u00a0in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.<\/strong><\/p>\nThis happened to those who did not deserve to be saved. I don\u2019t expect someone who gives me a single throat lozenge to invite me to a \u201cMichelin three-star restaurant\u201d afterward. However, it\u2019s entirely possible that the person who invited me to a \u201cMichelin three-star restaurant\u201d might also give me some throat lozenge. There is no guarantee that a person who has supported you would be willing to give their life for you. However, would the One who gave His life for you hesitate to support you?<\/p>\n
Romans 8:32<\/p>\n
He who did not spare His own Son,\u00a0but gave Him up for us all\u2014how will He not also, along with Him, graciously give us all things?<\/strong><\/p>\nGod loved us so much that He gave us His only Son. And the Bible tells us that the One who gave us that life will not deny us anything we ask for, provided that what we ask for is what we need and is in accordance with God\u2019s will. That doesn\u2019t mean we will be given everything we want.<\/p>\n
God the Father gives us, His children, what we need\u2014what is in accordance with His will\u2014at the most opportune time. Sometimes, it may not be what we want. Or it may not be given to us when we want it. However, that very fact is proof that our God is our true God.<\/p>\n
As parents, we inevitably ask ourselves whether giving our children everything they want is really in their best interest, and sometimes we have to say \u201cno\u201d for their sake. We place our trust in the love that God the Father has shown us by giving up His only Son for our sake.<\/p>\n
The third thing is that \u201cthe cross transforms the worst of our lives into the best.\u201d In Isaiah 53:5, the prophet Isaiah wrote this prophecy about Jesus Christ\u2019s crucifixion 750 years before His birth.<\/p>\n
But He was pierced\u00a0for our transgressions, He was crushed\u00a0for our iniquities; the punishment\u00a0that brought us peace\u00a0was on Him, and by His wounds\u00a0we are healed.<\/p>\n
Many Jews are still waiting for the coming of the Messiah promised in the Old Testament. However, we believe that \u201cHe\u201d mentioned in this passage from Isaiah is none other than Christ, the Messiah.<\/p>\n
As the Bible states, \u201cCursed is everyone who hangs on a tree,\u201d so it is simply inconceivable to Jews that a fellow Jew who is crucified could be their Messiah. Crucifixion was the most brutal form of execution at the time. It was something that made one look away. In other words, this punishment does not take a person\u2019s life with a single thrust, but rather kills them slowly over time, as if torturing them to death. And so, that sight was laid bare before everyone. It was far too gruesome to be the end that awaits a human being.<\/p>\n
However, today, just as in our church, Christian churches display the cross used for this execution in the most prominent place in their buildings. You don\u2019t see people wearing an electric chair or a guillotine block as a necklace.<\/p>\n
Yet both the church and we ourselves hold up the cross, the most horrific instrument of execution. Why? Because, as Isaiah says, \u201cby the wounds that Christ received on the cross,\u201d \u201cwe are healed.\u201d This instrument of execution, the most dreadful of all, leads us to a life free of regret; for us, this cross is our salvation.<\/p>\n
In other words, the cross of Christ symbolizes how what seemed to be the worst turned out to be the best. People often say that a negative can turn into a positive, but in this case, it went even further\u2014the worst became the best. The message of the Bible is that the worst can become the best.<\/p>\n
The Book of Genesis mentions a man named Joseph. He leads a miserable life, hated by his brothers, falsely accused by his master, and forgotten by the man whose life he saved. It seemed like the worst possible life\u2014one you\u2019d want to look away from.<\/p>\n
However, we also see in Genesis how all the evils that were brought upon him were later turned into good. Genesis 50:20 briefly records this as Joseph\u2019s words.<\/p>\n
\u201cYou intended to harm me,\u00a0but God intended\u00a0it for good\u00a0to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.\u201d<\/p>\n
Everyone, this is what happens as we journey through life with God. We only live once, and I sincerely hope to witness such moments when God intervenes\u2014what about you? Paul succinctly described this new life in Christ as follows:<\/p>\n
Romans 8:28<\/p>\n
And we know that in all things God works for the good\u00a0of those who love him, who\u00a0have been called\u00a0according to his purpose.<\/strong><\/p>\nIf any of you are facing something that feels like a setback or the worst thing that could happen in your life, please look up at the cross. At that moment, we hear a powerful message from God: \u201cYour worst can be turned into your best!\u201d<\/p>\n
There may be some of you who feel you have had a terrible life up to this point. There may be some people who are wallowing in self-loathing, thinking, \u201cThose were the worst days of my life.\u201d But what if, precisely because you know what the worst is like, you encountered Jesus Christ, believed in Him, and were saved?<\/p>\n
In the eyes of God, the greatest day of our lives is neither the day we got married nor the day our child was born. It isn\u2019t the day our favorite team wins the World Series, nor is it the day we win the lottery. The greatest day of our lives is the day we believed in Jesus Christ, were saved, and received the assurance of eternal life. Please remember that our best days are always right next to our worst. God is calling you to such a life today.<\/p>\n
The last thing is that \u201cthe cross gives our lives a purpose.\u201d There are things that are indispensable to us humans. Carl Becker, whom I mentioned earlier, also said this: \u201cPeople seek meaning.\u201d We can\u2019t stand things that are meaningless.<\/p>\n
Everyone, what would you do if someone told you to \u201cgo\u201d without specifying where? \u201cEven if I am told to \u2018go,\u2019 where am I supposed to go?\u201d you\u2019d probably ask in return. It would seem like a comedy routine. But what about our own lives?<\/p>\n
It is as if we were told, \u201cGo out and live,\u201d when we were born into this world. But even if we\u2019re told to \u201cgo out and live,\u201d we don\u2019t know the answers to the questions, \u201cWhere to?\u201d and \u201cFor what purpose?\u201d<\/p>\n
Everyone is posting videos where they loudly proclaim their opinions, saying things like, \u201cThis is how you should live in your old age,\u201d \u201cThis is how you become successful,\u201d and \u201cThis is what the future will look like.\u201d However, the answer to the previous question is not contained in those words. \u201cThis is how you should live.\u201d But \u201cWhere to?\u201d \u201cFor what purpose?\u201d<\/p>\n
Before we discuss anything else, I believe that having an answer to this question is fundamentally a prerequisite for us as human beings. What do you all think? Without these answers, any talk of \u201chow to live\u201d seems empty. We should understand the meaning of studying, the meaning of working, and the meaning of marriage; and when it comes to more existential questions, we should also understand the meaning of being born, the meaning of living, and even the meaning of dying. This is because understanding the meaning helps solidify our inner motivations.<\/p>\n
I find myself thinking about this especially now, when I see young people who are currently in school and about to enter the workforce. Everyone is studying hard, gaining all sorts of experiences, and learning a great deal. So, here\u2019s the question: What are you going to do with that knowledge? What are you going to do with your degree?<\/p>\n
I am sure these lessons and experiences have been building up in your hearts and minds. However, there is something very important for all of you. That is: What will you use all that you have accumulated for? Even if we manage to acquire all the tools we need to navigate life, if we don\u2019t know how to use them or what their purpose is, we will eventually reach a dead end. I believe that a life without regrets can be measured by whether we were able to find meaning and purpose in our lives and dedicate ourselves to them.<\/p>\n
And, as psychiatrists often point out, for some reason, when people feel they are \u201cliving only for themselves,\u201d a sense of emptiness arises within them. It is said that when you devote your energy, time, and resources solely to yourself, for some reason, the joy in doing so gradually fades away. Whenever we say \u201cfor some reason,\u201d God is behind it. What does that mean?<\/p>\n
That\u2019s right\u2014God has designed our hearts so that when we devote ourselves to serving others, a sense of joy and purpose naturally arises within us. And when it comes to living for someone else, the most meaningful way to live is to live for Jesus, who died for us and who is still alive today. Solomon, the second king of Israel, laments in the Book of Ecclesiastes\u2014to the point where one might say, \u201cYou\u2019ve really gone and written all that\u201d\u2014 that \u201cthere is no meaning in work, and life is meaningless.\u201d\u00a0 However, he reaches this conclusion:<\/p>\n
Ecclesiastes 12:1<\/p>\n
Remember\u00a0your Creator in the days of your youth, before the days of trouble\u00a0come and the years approach when you will say, \u201cI find no pleasure in them\u201d\u2014<\/strong><\/p>\nThis is what he says at the end. If you know the Creator, you will be given the meaning and purpose of your work and your life! Why did he go out of his way to say \u201cdays of youth\u201d? This is because Solomon himself, as he grew older and counted down the days of his remaining life, came to realize that the sooner one knows one\u2019s \u201cmeaning and purpose in life,\u201d the better.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s true that I am walking toward some destination; if that is the case, I\u2019d better find out as soon as possible where I am headed, and I\u2019d better discover the mission I have been given along the way as soon as possible. If you know these things, you won\u2019t have to plan your life haphazardly. And so that you don\u2019t end up saying, \u201cI find no pleasure in them,\u201d when it\u2019s all over.<\/p>\n
To those who are elderly, please don\u2019t say things like, \u201cI\u2019m too old for that.\u201d \u201cToday, we are younger than we have ever been.\u201d It is not too late. Let us remember our Creator today.<\/p>\n
Through the cross, we can live a life free of regret! If God gave us His only Son, Jesus, would He not also give us all things? The cross is a symbol of how the worst can become the best! The two go hand in hand. All of these are things we can receive freely through God\u2019s love. If we know that, the way we should live the rest of our lives will become clear. We come to understand why God continues to keep us alive even now.<\/p>\n
2 Corinthians 5:15<\/p>\n
And he died for all, that those who live should no longer live for themselves\u00a0but for him who died for them\u00a0and was raised again.<\/strong><\/p>\nAs we approach Passion Week in 2026, I pray with all my heart that people may come to find meaning in life through the cross of Christ.<\/p>\n
Let us pray.<\/p>\n
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