Knowing that Jesus was the sacrifice for our sins, what is our response to God’s mercy?

Knowing that Jesus was the sacrifice for our sins, what is our response to God’s mercy?

Knowing that Jesus was the sacrifice for our sins, what is our response to God’s mercy?

Forgiveness doesn’t always lead to restoration. Jesus’ sacrifice on our behalf provides forgiveness, but can it restore our broken relationship with God?

Forgiveness doesn’t always lead to restoration. Jesus’ sacrifice on our behalf provides forgiveness, but can it restore our broken relationship with God?

Forgiveness doesn’t always lead to restoration. Jesus’ sacrifice on our behalf provides forgiveness, but can it restore our broken relationship with God?

Sin damages both the world and people, and repairing what’s been broken can be costly. How can you pay for the damage of your own sins and live with the damage inflicted by others?

Sin damages both the world and people, and repairing what’s been broken can be costly. How can you pay for the damage of your own sins and live with the damage inflicted by others?

Sin damages both the world and people, and repairing what’s been broken can be costly. How can you pay for the damage of your own sins and live with the damage inflicted by others?

What if you had to offer a blood sacrifice to atone for every sin you ever committed? Sounds harsh, right? The Old Testament sin offering illustrates God’s view of sin and our need for atonement.