Sin is consequential in nature. There has yet to exist a sin that does not inherently bring about consequence. We experience these consequences in numerous ways that we will unpack in "Sin's Consequence". Ultimately -- only one thing, or one person, can make it right.

Objectives for "Sin's Consequence":

1. Identify and explain the three ways we experience the consequences of sin.

2. See that the Gospel of Jesus overcomes all consequences of sin.

Sin is more than just a behavioral result, it is an identity issue. Sin dwells within mankind and works at causing us to self-destruct further and further into it's control. In "The Root of Sin", see how sin suppresses the truth and deceives us.

Objectives for "The Root of Sin":

1. Sin is our identity.

2. Sin suppresses the truth of God.

3. Sin deceives our ability to recognize the goodness of God.

4. Our nature is against God.

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It doesn't take long for us to see that there is a fundamental problem in our world today. This problem we see all around us has a name, and that is sin. In "The Sin Problem", unpack some common questions regarding exactly what sin is.

Objectives for "The Sin Problem":

1. Sin has plagued the world.

2. We are inherently sinful people, in need of a cure from the disease of sin.