Is there a Limit on God’s forgiveness?
Read: Mt 12:31-32,1 Cor. 6:9-11
Did you ever ask yourself: Have I committed the unpardonable sin?
Can I be ever be free of the weight of this guilt? Will God forgive every sin? What about the unpardonable sin mentioned in Mt. 12?
This incident involved Jesus healing a demon possessed man, blind and mute, Jesus healed Him and the man, both spoke and saw. The Pharisees accused Jesus of casting out demons by Beelzebub, the
Ruler of darkness. Blasphemy is to speak evil of, and the Pharisees attributed the work of the Holy Spirit as evil, no forgiveness for
This sin. This sin had to do with Jesus and the miracle of the demon
Possessed man. Speaking evil against the Holy Spirit is not forgiven.
He is the one that brings conviction, without the Holy Spirit, no salvation, no eternal life, it is a refusal the accept Jesus Christ as Savior.. This happens to day when a person refuses the conviction,
Of righteousness and judgment by the Holy Spirit.
How about past sins? How terrible, how horrendous, how malicious, can God forgive for those, murder, rape, terrorists, yes the
Blood of Jesus cleanses from all sin! Notice the sins of the Corinthians, theses sins are a life style, not an occasional sin. This passage holds three great messages for us:
1. It tells us that sin is sin. God doesn’t differentiate between one types of sin and another, all is sin In the sight of God.
2. It tell us that sin is a lifestyle, a state of being: Paul declared that sin had been the identity of the Corinthians, sin has been there character, Paul called them former thieves, there lifestyle had changed, did not mean perfection, not perfect, but different, a new creation in Christ Jesus, a change had taken place through a new birth.
3. It tells us that all sin can be forgiven: Paul said you use to be sinners bur now you have changed, but such were some of you.
A refusal to except Christ as Savior is the only way a person can be lost, when a person accepts Christ as Savior, the blood of Jesus cleanses them from all sin, no more remembrance of our sins, God has forgiven us of all sins, past, present, and future!
Have you experienced God’s forgiveness!
All of these people at Corinth that Paul mentioned had accepted
Christ as personal Savior, all their sins were forgiven, cleansed, by the blood of Jesus. Have you received Jesus as your personal Savior?
Why not do it today?