A wooden cross with bloodied nails and a crown of thorns, lying on sand.

It is not only about the story everyone knows — the nails, the blood and the crown of thorns. It is also about forgiveness for what has been done before. Or about laying down the cross you have carried until now, the one that has weighed you down — laying it down and walking on.

Sometimes we hurt not only others but ourselves, believing it may be the right path. We need to know how to ask forgiveness from ourselves, too.