If a Believers Feels Convicted About a Possible Sin Against Another Believer, But if the Other Believer Is Not Feeling Offended, Is It a Sin in God’s Eyes? Also: Do We Need to Believe in Jesus “FOR” Everlasting Life?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Ken Yates are answering a question about how sin is defined. If I’m offended, does it mean the other person sinned? If someone else is not offended, does this mean I didn’t sin? Please listen to this episode!

Do You Obsess Over Your Guilt?

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“Guilt is universal,” wrote Paul Tournier, a Christian psychiatrist (Tournier, Guilt and Grace, p. 152). And according to him, you can do one of two things with that guilt: you can either repress it or recognize it. Repressing your guilt “leads to anger, rebellion, fear and anxiety, a deadening of conscience, an increasing inability to
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