Uncle Bud Robinson beautifully reminds us that God completely forgives our sins, using three pictures from Scripture. Are you holding onto guilt that God has already forgiven? Embrace His complete forgiveness today!

The Bible is clear that though we fall short of God’s mercy, YET He is merciful to us. What a wonderful truth to take to heart!

Job could’ve pretended to be perfect, but he made the decision not to hide sin in his heart. Let’s find freedom through confession, rather than hiding our sins away.

Our souls get stained and dirty, and this hampers our usefulness to God. We need cleansing, and only One can cleanse.

The story of the lost son reminds us that no matter the distance we’ve put between ourselves and God, He will run to us when we turn and come back to Him.

Psalm 145 says talks of God’s grace and compassion. How incredible that He would withhold His anger and pour out mercy instead!

Receiving the blood of Christ is the only way to cleanse your soul. As the hymn says, ‘what can wash away my sin? Nothing but the blood of Jesus!

Philemon was rightfully owed an apology and payback by Onesimus, but Paul pleaded with him to forgive. Perhaps it is time for you to forgive somebody, even if they owe you?

Paul the servant leader offered to take on the debt that Onesimus owed Philemon. What a picture of servant leadership!

Our sin makes us unholy. But thank God that he offers us not just forgiveness of our sins, but cleansing from them!

Jesus loved those who nobody else wanted to love. Nobody is too far gone for His love. Is anybody too far gone for our love?

Jesus not only loved those closest to Him, He loved those who were His enemies. We should too.

Like Jesus, Haralan Popov learned to love his enemies - even those torturing him.

Jesus looked at the man on his mat and saw that he needed spiritual healing before physical healing. Jesus always knows our deepest needs - especially our need to be free of shame and guilt.

Every day I like to remind myself that I am loved and forgiven by a gracious God. It always sets up my day in the right way!

The passage emphasizes the importance of practical teachings found in the New Testament, particularly Paul's guidance to warn the idle and disruptive, encourage the disheartened, help the weak, be patient with everyone, and not seek revenge. Instead, it encourages showing love and doing good even to those who have wronged us, as Jesus died for all, including those who hurt us, and their sins can be forgiven through His grace. The message is to leave judgment to God and strive to do what is good in the name of Jesus.

The cross of Jesus is a wonderfully attractive thing – because there He gave himself up for the sins of the world.

When Ruth Garlock saw her tribal friends perform a strange ritual where the blood of a chicken was sprinkled on their heads, she asked what it was about. Their answer proved that we all seek atonement - but truly, it is only the blood of the Lamb of God, Jesus Christ, that can assure us of forgiven sins.

Looking back on the year, let's bring the blemishes to light - not to wallow in them, but to find forgiveness and healing.

William Duma helps a dying woman confess her sin to her husband, leading to forgiveness and peace, reminding us to confess and forgive as part of God's way of healing.