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Commentary: Christians think Jesus died for their sins.

My biggest issue with Christians is that they think Jesus died for their sins.

No.

Jesus did NOT die for YOUR sins.

He died for the sins of the WORLD, including Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Occultists and Atheists.

Don’t just sit in church celebrating miracles and listening to psychology passed off as theology.

Get out and tell the world about Jesus.

When was the last time your church went out for soul winning?

Be suspicious of any Christianity whose end result is not evangelism.

God bless you

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