This book gives you 3 anchor points sturdy enough to withstand any hurricane life may send you.
Find out why: Your life is not futile....Your failures are not fatal...Your death is not final...

"If the claims of the cross are true, then there is an anchor point for our futility, amnesty for the guilty, and life for the dying. And there is rest. Rest for the weary."

一個星期五的六小時，對一般旁觀的人而言，不過是忙碌日常生活中的六小時，在這六小時當中，牧羊人照常牧他的羊，家庭主婦想著她的心事，醫生則去看他的病人。但對許多目擊者而言，他們大受震撼，因為有一件驚天動地的神蹟發生了——神竟然被釘在十字架上，宇宙萬物的創造者被處死。

這不是尋常的六小時，也不是尋常的星期五。這是歷史上最重要的時刻，因為在那個星期五的六小時之間，神在十字架上安置了三處下錨點：

１. 生命並不虛空
２. 失敗不是盡頭
３. 死亡不是終了

在屬靈溪流中漂浮的人面臨會什麼危險？慢慢地漂流，慢慢地脫離主流，迷失到未知的水域。信仰的流失多半也是逐漸的；沒有每天注意查看指南針、沒有略為修正自己的航向、沒有好好查驗自己的裝備，最糟的是竟然忘記把錨定好，於是不知不覺中，突然發現自己已顛簸在暴風雨的巨浪中。

本書是一項工具，幫助你如何將生命的錨下在十架能力之源的深處，抵擋人生任何的狂風巨浪。

Take a close look at the meaning of Jesus’s last hours on the cross at Calvary. His death means purpose and meaning for your life, thanks to the forgiveness and love of a Savior who gave His life for you.

Learn how to manage “Hurricane Warnings” [the storms of life] by anchoring deep. The message woven throughout this narrative is that your life is not futile; failures are not fatal; your death is not final. With Bible verses, illustrations, and vignettes, the author focuses on the events of the final six hours of Jesus’s crucifixion and the effect it had on people. Everyday circumstances the reader might well experience are the basis for illustrating Biblical principles in the unfolding narrative, providing a thought-provoking, insightful remedy for futility, failure, and finality.

A study guide . . . particularly helpful for study groups . . . is included.

Highly recommended. ( )

There is a truth greater than all the losses and sorrows of life. And it can be discovered in the life, death, an resurrection of Jesus Christ.
In Six Hours One Friday, Max Lucado delves into the meaning of Jesus' last hours on the cross. Through hs death your life has purpose and meaning. You are forgiven and loved by a Savior who died for you. And an empty tomb proclaims that death does not have the final word.
Peace where there should be pain. Confidence un the midst of crisis. .Hope defying despair. Does death have the last word? I can see Jesus wink as he gives the answer. Not on your life.