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What Can I Do With My Guilt? (Crucial Questions Series) (Crucial Questions (Reformation Trust))

Author Sproul

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Publisher Reformation Trust Publishing

Category R.C. Sproul

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Dr. R. C. Sproul has often used the question above to confront unbelievers who deny their need for a Savior. The question often breaks through sinful complacency, because feelings of guilt over sin are common. Unbelievers may ignore their sense of guilt, rationalize it, or desensitize it, but it is there. It points to the fact that all people are objectively guilty before God. So what must we do with our guilt? In this Crucial Questions booklet, Dr. Sproul shows how God can use our feelings of guilt to reveal our true guilt in His sight. He then prescribes the only remedy--the forgiveness that God has provided through Jesus Christ. Here is solid biblical counsel for those who hear the accusations of their consciences.

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Publisher: Reformation Trust Publishing
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9781567692587

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