The Disposal of Our Sins by Dr. Rod Mattoon

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Micah 7:19 He will turn again, he will have compassion upon us; he will subdue our iniquities; and thou wilt cast all their sins into the depths of the sea. What a wonderful blessing it is for the Christian to know the mercy, cleansing, forgiveness, and pardon for our sins from the Lord. The Christian does not have to go through life dragging the ball and chain of guilt over sinful choices made in the past. That is what Jesus wanted to do for mankind. That is why He died on the cross so that we can have salvation and peace by trusting in Him. Each person in this world has to come to grips with the issue of his or her sins. A person can try to deal with them in his own way or not at all and die, or let the Lord deal with them and live now and for eternity. People joke and laugh about their sinfulness. Many believe they are having fun living it up when in reality they are sinking down. Don't be deceived about the destination sin will take you. * Sin is like a quiet river that begins in a quiet spring, but ends in a turbulent sea. The sweetness of sin soon sours. The fun of sin leads to a funeral sooner or later. * Sin is like the desert breath that drinks up every dew. It drains the life out of people. * Sin is folly, devastation, disorder, and death. It brings madness in the brain, poisons the heart, brings frenzy in the imagination, and darkens the soul. It is the moth and rust that consumes the mind. In this message, we examine ten effects that your sin has upon your life and six reasons why the Christian is not condemned before God. This message was preached on Wednesday night, November 30,2022, at Lincoln Land Baptist Church.

Topics

• Repentance