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CIT: Forgiveness of sin’s is man’s deepest need and God’s highest achievement.
Man’s deep need for forgiveness
God’s achievement in forgiving
Man’s deep need for forgiving
Forgiveness of sin is always our primary need
Matthew 9:2
We must recognize our sinfulness, and therefore need for forgiveness
1 John 1:8-9
Students in our culture today have a big struggle with truly recognizing our sinfulness
Aryan brotherhood guys that my dad lead to Jesus
Romans 5:12 shows us that we are in no better position than the Aryan brotherhood guy
The heart of Jesus’ ministry is forgiveness
Matthew 6:12, Matthew 26:28, Luke 23:34
“Some want to live within the sound of Church or Chapel bell; I want to run a rescue shop within a yard of hell.” - C.T. Studd
God’s achievement in forgiving
God shows his authority
Matthew 9:6
God advances his Kingdom
Matthew 9:9
God receives glory
Matthew 9:8
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