I’m a day late with this daily blog series. Honestly, I’m not even sure which day I missed.
Here it is, the
last day of November, and I have two posts yet to make to finish the project. I’ll
catch up and post twice today. And my dear readers will likely be gracious
about this lapse, I’d bet.
Or at least, that’s
what we aim to do.
It’s pretty easy
for us to be gracious about little details. But what happens when we slip up in
bigger, more hurtful ways?
How about when we step into areas of behavior that
really stir folks up?
Yesterday, as I ran
a couple of quick errands, I saw a guy with a tee shirt bearing this message:
Don’t judge me,
just because I sin
in a different way
than you do.
Ouch.
We do that, don’t
we?
Why do we like to
think some sins are way worse than others? We tend to be more offended by
certain sorts of transgressions, but we may be inclined to let others slip. We
stare at some slip-ups, but we look the other way at others.
Isn’t sin always
sin?
Thank God that our gracious
Lord offers freedom from every flavor of foulness.
All of us
could stand condemned before the holy Jehovah, but none of us needs to.
He is the Answer.
His own life-payment fit the bill forever.
And there is not
more condemnation for those who are His. All we have to do is accept His invitation.
No
condemnation.
So there is now no
condemnation
for those who belong to
Christ Jesus.
For the power of the
life-giving Spirit
(and this power is mine
through Christ Jesus)
has freed me
from the vicious cycle
of sin and death.
(Romans 8:1-2, TLB)
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