Pastor emphasized the significance of forgiveness in the Christian faith, highlighting its role as both personal and complete through the atonement by Jesus. He compared the process of forgiveness to recognizing a warning light in a car—something must be acknowledged as wrong before any action can be taken. By examining scripture, Pastor aimed to illustrate the brokenness not only in the world but within ourselves, drawing parallels between the stories of Genesis and Luke to reveal the depth of relational fractures caused by sin. Ultimately, he urged the congregation to confront their attitudes towards sin and the need for forgiveness, recognizing that true resolution begins with admitting there is a problem. Sermon 3-9-25
