scripture: matthew 18:21-18:22

Forgiveness can't happen without confession and confession can't happen without admitting guilt and admitting guilt can't happen without acknowledging wrongdoing. Forgiveness brings about maturity in a relationship; it creates a kind of trust that says I'm with you even though you're not perfect.

Weekend message at Christ the Cornerstone Church, June 21, 2020, by Pastor Roger Frederick, Lead Pastor - Bear Campus and Pastor Vaughn Montague, Church Family Care Pastor - Bear Campus. Roger and Vaughn's message speaks on "That's A Sin?"

Weekend message at Christ the Cornerstone Church, June 21, 2020, by Pastor Roger Frederick, Lead Pastor - Bear Campus and Pastor Vaughn Montague, Church Family Care Pastor - Bear Campus. Roger and Vaughn's message speaks on "That's A Sin?"

Pastor Dan Bursch kicks off the four week series “Free To Fly” which encompasses removing some of the things that keep us in bondage. This week Pastor Dan speaks on moving forward in FORGIVENESS. Pastor Dan shows how forgiveness isn’t 70 times 7, not 490, bur rather a way of life.

Pastor Dan Bursch kicks off the four week series “Free To Fly” which encompasses removing some of the things that keep us in bondage. This week Pastor Dan speaks on moving forward in FORGIVENESS. Pastor Dan shows how forgiveness isn’t 70 times 7, not 490, bur rather a way of life.

Point of Impact Sermon 5 October 29, 2017

We know that most Christian’s are not living perfect lives, but when does sin disqualify us from serving in a church ministry and such? Do we have to become free from sin in order to serve or even to be effective? The Bible gives us some direction on this. Some examples; Judas served in Jesus ministry even after he became a thief, Aaron continued on as High Priest, despite having made an idol, but then Paul rejected John Mark from going with them on the 2nd missionary journey and dismissed others from service for different sins. Paul also wrote (1 Corinthians 5:2) “And you are proud! You should have been filled with sadness so that the man who did this should be put out of your group.” [NCV] In this service we look to see what the Bible tells us will disqualify us from service in the Kingdom.

We know that most Christian’s are not living perfect lives, but when does sin disqualify us from serving in a church ministry and such? Do we have to become free from sin in order to serve or even to be effective? The Bible gives us some direction on this. Some examples; Judas served in Jesus ministry even after he became a thief, Aaron continued on as High Priest, despite having made an idol, but then Paul rejected John Mark from going with them on the 2nd missionary journey and dismissed others from service for different sins. Paul also wrote (1 Corinthians 5:2) “And you are proud! You should have been filled with sadness so that the man who did this should be put out of your group.” [NCV] In this service we look to see what the Bible tells us will disqualify us from service in the Kingdom.