Rock Throwers and the Grace of God

Today, as we see the forgiveness that Jesus gave the adulterous woman on that day, I want you to examine yourself. You are present somewhere in this story. You may be like the woman – condemned by everyone and needing forgiveness. You may be like the Pharisees – self-righteous judges of others but unable to see your own sin. But hopefully, by the time you leave today, you will recognize your need to be like Jesus – the one who gave forgiveness when condemnation was justified.

I.  Jesus’ forgiveness of my sin is not based on my . (3-4)

II.  Jesus’ forgiveness of my sin is not limited by the of my sin. (3-4)

III.  Jesus’ forgiveness of my sin does not mean He sets aside the . (5-6)

IV.  Jesus’ forgiveness of my sin is not because He is not qualified to . (6-9)

V.  Jesus’ forgiveness of my sin does not give me permission to in my sin. (10-11)