Sin, Man, and the Grace of God

The title of this book places man between God, who loves each of us as we do our own children, and the sin that he cannot tolerate. Like Paul, we find ourselves doing the things we do not want to do and failing to do the things we know we should do. We are helpless sinners and cannot save ourselves. But have we as churches and church leaders made things worse by creating a state of confusion about what sin is? Have we become the Pharisees of the twenty-first century? Sin, Man, and the Grace of God gives every Christian an easy tool to discover the truth about sin, not from man but straight from God's word. The sincere hope for the book is stimulate a serious study by clergy to look at what they teach God's followers and why they teach it. God makes it clear that teachers will be judged much more severely because of their ability to lead people astray. The time has come for all Christian denominations to rise up and bring an end to traditions and teachings that do not come from God's word and place unnecessary burdens on man. It is possible to be unified, becoming one church, one faith, and believers of one God just as God himself desires.