God Offers One Simple Solution to the Sin Problem
God solved the sin problem for all of mankind because His grace reaches down with perfect provision for our every need.
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How to See God’s Perspective of Sin and Its Destructive Power
Understanding God’s perspective of sin is fundamental to understanding our own identity in Christ and walking in true Biblical freedom.
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Sin is Not the Issue
One of the great lies today is that God is angry at mankind’s sin. The truth is Jesus dealt with our sin problem once and for all 2,000 years ago.
Jesus Paid It All – 1 John 2:2
Jesus paid it all. He took care of the sin issue between mankind and God. He paid for every sin committed by every person throughout all of time save one – the sin of rejecting him. Refuse the gift of payment for your sins; then you cannot enjoy the benefits of that payment and you are left to deal with it all on your own.
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A Gift is Either Received or Rejected – Episode 7
God won’t force anyone to go to Heaven who doesn’t want to. Sin was dealt with 2,000 years ago. The solution is a gift, which can either be received or rejected.
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Sin is Not the Issue – Episode 6
Many people believe that God is out to punish us for our sin. But the Bible says something different. God is not mad at you today because sin was dealt with on the cross.
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Sin Has Consequences
Our individual sins were paid for 2,000 years ago. They are no longer a barrier keeping people from God. Some people have trouble with that truth. There are those who see think that unless they portray God as raging mad about the sin we commit throughout our lives then there is no reason not to
Sin is NOT the Issue
There is this idea in the church that sin is what is keeping people away from God when the truth is sin was dealt with a couple thousand years ago. It’s no longer an issue. And yet there is a huge concept within much of Christianity that God is still angry about our sin today.
