New Graphic - Embrace a Lie

 

Here is the newest graphic I made in English and Romanian. They are 2048 x 1365. You can download them here: English Romanian. If you click directly on the photo Blogger will open it and you can right click and download it that way as well but they will be a bit smaller (1600 x 1066). Here is a link to all the graphics I have made so far: William's graphics.

Photo by TempusVolat

The Most Incredible Promise of All

“Abraham was a former idol-worshiper from Ur who was well past the age for fathering children when God promised him numerous descendants and worldwide blessing. All the patriarch did was believe this incredible promise, and God counted him righteous. But Paul says this truth is about more than Abraham; it applies to us as well. We too can be declared righteous by God if we will only trust in that most incredible promise of all, namely, that the death and resurrection of Christ is the basis of our right standing with God. Justification by faith is not a new doctrine.” -- David Burnette

Photo by Dark Dwarf

What is Sin? Slides and Notes - English and Romanian

03. What is Sin? from William Anderson

Here again are the slides I used last Friday night during our weekly outreach to the young people in Nouă area of Brașov. It was the third teaching in a series I am doing on the gospel with them. Down below the slides you will find the notes from the teaching as well.

The teaching each week will include the following:

1. Review of previous weeks teachings
2. Teaching for the current week
3. Summary of the key points of the gospel

03. Ce este pacatul? from William Anderson

03. What is Sin? Notes from William Anderson

03. Ce este pacatul? Notite from William Anderson

What is Sin? Tim Keller

"Sin is the despairing refusal to find your deepest identity in your relationship and service to God. Sin is seeking to become oneself, to get an identity apart from him. . . . Most people think of sin primarily as “breaking divine rules,” but Kierkegaard knows that the very first of the Ten Commandments is to “have no other gods before me.” So, according to the Bible, the primary way to define sin is not just the doing of bad things, but the making of good things into ultimate things. It is seeking to establish a sense of self by making something else more central to your significance, purpose, and happiness than your relationship to God." -- Tim Keller