The Gospel of Christ-TGOC

In Psalm 38:4, David said, ‘My sins have gone over my head like a heavy burden. They're too heavy for me to bear.’

All of us can repeat those words of David when it comes to the sin problem. At times in our life, we feel the sting of sin and feel the weight of sin that man can't bear alone. The good news is we don't have to. The nature of our God is that He is ready to forgive, willing to forgive and that He has made a way of forgiveness in Christ Jesus.
We welcome you to our study of the nature of God. In this lesson, we're going to be thinking about part of God's nature that is so wonderful, amazing, and encouraging is that God is a forgiving God.

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In Romans 4:3, the Bible asks, "What does the Scripture say?"

Welcome to our study of God and His nature as it relates to sin. How does God feel about sin? What does God think about sin and things of that nature, that we often see in the world today, and how does sin make God
feel? We're going to be thinking about the nature of God in relation to sin. How does God feel about sin? What are God’s thoughts on the subject of sin, and what is God's nature in relation to sin? Human thoughts
and human wisdom alone, my thoughts and great thoughts of other people about sin just really cannot adequately answer the question, how does God feel about it? Our job is not to give our opinion or tell what we think or what someone else thinks on the subject of sin. "There's a way that seems right, that's not always the right way,” Proverbs 14:12. Jeremiah 10:23, Jeremiah said, "O Lord, I know the way of man is not in himself, it's not in man who walks to direct his own steps." We want to not tell what some person's opinion or other person has to say about this. We've got to look elsewhere, to find the answer to how does God feel about sin?

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Welcome to our study of the book of Ruth. Ruth is a really bright spot in the dark days of the judges of Israel. It is such a practical book that teaches us powerful lessons about influence, and great practical lessons we can apply to Christianity today.
Ruth is a great, practical lesson about the power of influence. It is a lesson about overcoming the challenges and obstacles that may be out in front of you. It points us toward Christ in the scheme of redemption as well in the book of Ruth.

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