what is sin

What is sin? And how does God really feel about it? Once we understand these truths, we'll realize that God as defined in His word, isn't who people usually run away from. In week two, Chase Gardner shares biblical truths about 3 hard realities of a sinful and broken world.

#sin #runningfromGod 

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#19 Quick Deep Point plus! How do taint and scars fit into understanding hell, religion and the Gospel?  Jesus became sin and He took away the sin of the world. Does that mean Jesus was tainted? What is the sin Jesus took away.  Why does religious Christianity have hell as part of their good news? What is the mystery of the Good News?  What do Jesus's scar prove eternally?  Who is eternally included in His scars? 

Would you be surprised to know that the Bible's teaching about sin and judgment can be found in the beloved book of the Psalms? It is not only in the New Testament's proclamation of the gospel that we hear about man's need and God's remedy. Psalm 53, for example, considers seven aspects of sin, but then goes on to explain how God has dealt with the sin problem - for US!