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Our Present

Stained, Part 2

April 17, 2011 • Chris Edmondson • Isaiah 1:18, Matthew 27:15–66, Mark 15:7, 2 Corinthians 5:21

All of us have a past and made bad choices. We have all been stained. And there is nothing that you and I can do to fix our stain problem. Many people think that isn’t fair. That God isn’t fair by holding us to such a high standard that no one could live up to it. God isn’t fair. And, in fact, we don’t want Him to be fair. Because for Him to cover our stains, He cannot be fair. He must be something more than fair.

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Our Future

April 24, 2011 • Chris Edmondson • Matthew 26:31–75, Mark 16:6–7, John 21

All of us have a past and made bad choices. And though Jesus presently loves us and offers to cover our stains, our future is clear—we’re still going to make mistakes. Though Jesus may wipe all of our stains away, the reality is that we still muck up our lives with sin-stains and bad choices. Can God still use us, even though we screw up and stain our lives again and again? Can God still use us in spite of our stains?

Our Past

April 10, 2011 • Chris Edmondson • Jeremiah 2:22, Romans 3:20, Isaiah 64:5–6

All of us have a past. All of us have been stained. All have been soiled by poor choices or tarnished by choices of others. So many times, we try to fix our stains, but we only make it worse.