SIN
My

True or
False?

Most of us don’t
REALLY
understand God’s
plan for our
salvation.

2 Romanticized Events

3 Romanticized Events

Do I have the same
problem?
Have I romanticized
MY salvation?

All men sin.

Christ died
for sins.

Hear.
Believe.
Repent. Confess.
Be Baptized.

Live faithfully.

“The
righteous is
scarcely
saved”

“I came that they
may have life
and have it
abundantly.”
— John 10.10

“Give me.”

Leaving
for a
far
country.

Leaving
for a
far
country.

Leaving
for a
far
country.

Squandering

Squandering

“enjoy the
fleeting
pleasures of sin.”
— Hebrews 11.25

“enjoy the
fleeting
pleasures of sin.”
— Hebrews 11.25

“that none of
you be hardened
by the
deceitfulness
of sin.”
— Hebrews 3.13

“that none of
you be hardened
by the
deceitfulness
of sin.”
— Hebrews 3.13

“that none of
you be hardened
by the
deceitfulness
of sin.”
— Hebrews 3.13

In Need

Longing

Longing

I have
squander it
all!
He came
to himself

I have
wasted my
Father’s
blessing!
He came
to himself

I am
perishing!
He came
to himself

I have
sinned!
He came
to himself

He came
to himself

Will today be the
day you will come
to yourself, and be
saved?

Lesson slideshows (with notes)
and audio can be found at:
www.churchofchristmiranda.com

Compiled and Presented by:
Fellowship with God Dave Stewart
Understanding God’s Plan for My Salvation
6 September, 2009
Las Cruces, NM
#01
www.churchofchristmiranda.com
The Consequences of My Sin
Luke 15.11-32
Synopsis: Too many of us fail to truly understand our own salvation. The
Parable of the Prodigal Son helps reminds of the real consequences of our
sin.
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