DAY ONE

INTRODUCTION

Recently while talking to someone very close to me, I was asked, “were there sins God did not forgive?” I realized then, as a Christian, I had failed to share one of God’s most beautiful traits, his unconditional forgiveness. I don’t always share the many wrongs I have committed and the low places God has delivered me from. But if I did, you would hear countless stories involving God’s Grace, mercy, and forgiveness throughout my life. My point is God forgives and forgives and forgives, I have tested it and know it to be true. Does God’s forgiveness shield you from the consequences of your choices? No. But it will shield you from the eternal consequences. Which I will always be thankful for.

My personal story of God’s forgiveness may not be enough to convince someone of all that God will bring us back from. But the Bible is full of stories that exemplify God’s great ability to forgive even the most unforgivable. Over the next few days, we will look at an instance in the Bible where God not only forgave but used people that society, maybe even Christians, would have written off.