Sermon
What God Does With Forgiven Sin
We keep remembering the sins that God has chosen to forget.
We keep remembering the sins that God has chosen to forget.
When we’re experiencing loss and pain and heartache and grief, it either drives the roots of our faith deep into who God is for us or uproots us altogether.
God’s eternal plan to save people from every nation, tribe, and language is unable to be thwarted.
Pastor Lutzer highlights three key differences between the Old and New Covenants, even as God’s justice and grace remains the same.
Even if we come to the right God, we need to approach Him in the right way.
When we act under God’s name and authority, we need to represent Him well.
It is much more important to be forgiven than healed.
Jesus, the Lamb of God, sacrificed Himself and put away our sin by the means of His own blood.
The example of Christ leads us to reach the outcasts, because He can heal and restore anyone.
Pastor Lutzer explores modern perceptions of God as the “Smighty Almighty” in the Old and New Testaments. He addresses three key criticisms: God's role in the flood, the destruction of the Canaanites, and the practice of stoning.