The Message They Need To Hear #Truth

Forgiveness, Cleansing, and No Condemnation in Christ

And I want to say to every single woman who is listening to this right now, who has this in her past, if you have turned to Christ and trusted in Him and have your faith in Him, your sins have been washed away.

God does not count your sins against you again. There is therefore now no condemnation in you because Jesus received your condemnation. He took my sin and death and all my evil and wickedness upon Himself on that tree, and He was condemned in my place.

And I have through faith and through faith alone His righteousness credited, imputed to me. I stand before the Father, and you stand before the Father with Christ's perfect righteousness. It's a righteousness that comes from above, from God, through faith in Jesus.

New Creation and Moving Forward Without Shame

And if you are in Jesus, you are not condemned. You are in Christ, and you are made new. You are a new creation. And so now let's move forward together, and let's end this now, presently and in the future.

And let's not look back at your sins and your condemnation because that was given to Jesus. Now let's work together by, listen, please hear me on this, ladies and men who have been involved in this, please hear me, let's get in front of this issue and confront it and end it, but let's do it by telling the truth.

Repentance, Personal Responsibility, and Rejecting Victim Language

Because you have this in your past doesn't mean you should minimize the damage done. So, for example, a lot of women who have had this in their past have been lied to by the pro-life movement. And they've been told by the pro-life movement, no, miss, you're as much of a victim as your child.

You're just as much a victim. You're just a victim. Now the truth is, is if you come before Jesus making excuses for your sin like you were a victim, that's a problem. That's not a heart of repentance.

You are not a victim. I am not a victim of my sin. When I was off in my drug and alcohol addiction two decades ago, when I was in my drug and alcohol addiction, I was not a victim. I was a willing participant and sinner.

I was not a victim. I'm guilty of that sin, all of our sin. We are guilty and we need to confess that to God and be broken, sackcloth and ashes, because Jesus saves sinners. And I want to say finally, He's a much better Savior than you are a sinner.

So, preach a pastor.