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FORGIVENESS [THE GOD KIND]

JULY 19TH – CAPSULE 19 

TOPIC: FORGIVENESS [THE GOD KIND] 

BIBLE TEXT: ISAIAH 43 VS 25 – I, even I, am he that blotteth out thy transgressions for mine own sake, and will not remember your sins.


When God forgives your sin and transgression or trespasses, He also forgets it for His own reasons. What a marvelous God, whose heart is so large and forgiving. Everyday sin drives man away from the Lord but the mercies of the Lord and His grace opens the way of God’s kindness and forgiveness. Right on the cross, Jesus forgave a sinner who didn’t deserve heaven, a sinner whose end was already written in  the book of death and hell was awaiting his arrival to unleash diverse kinds of torments on him. And right on the cross, he looked at Christ and believed in the kingdom of God that Christ has been preaching and Jesus forgave his sins instantly and hell was no longer his destination because of the forgiveness he found by embracing the true gospel. [Luke 23 vs 39-34]

It’s not too  late to run to Jesus and confess  your sins and atrocities. 
He is not a man that leaks out secrets or goes about gossiping, NO! God forbid. For the Lord is just and righteous in all His ways. 
He forgave Rahab the harlot of Jericho and turned her life around for good. 
He forgave the adulterous woman and refused to condemn her. 
He forgave Peter’s denial and betrayal and turned him into an apostle of the LAMB. 
He forgave Saul the murderer and turned him into Paul the new testament general.
He is waiting to hear your plea and confession and He will forgive you and forget the past mistakes.


Prayer: Heavenly Father, please forgive my sins and teach me to live a righteous life.

Insight: When God forgives, He forgets.

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