You can hear about the forgiveness of sins all over the world—in any church you encounter. This is a very crucial part of your life as a Christian. But there is more to forgiveness than having your own sins forgiven.

Buddy Coblentz, USA

Why do I still have a bad conscience even though I have received forgiveness?

By Gunnar G., Finland

“But now having been set free from sin, and having become slaves of God, you have your fruit to holiness, and the end, everlasting life.” Rom. 6:22.

Arne Schytt, Denmark

Only a few people realize that Jesus' crucifixion was the completion of a work of salvation that had been in progress for 33 years.

By Piotr Pilch, Poland

The forgiveness of sins means that God forgives all of the sins we have done.  It doesn’t mean that our sinful nature is taken away.

 By J.O. Smith, Norway

A bad conscience makes life burdensome.  Sin oppresses us and takes away our joy in life.  However, there is a way of escape—we can get forgiveness!

By Elisabeth Matulke, Germany

John writes that we all have sin, but that those who commit sin have neither seen God nor known Him.  (1 John 1:8; 3:6).  What is the difference?

By Milenko van der Staal, Norway

If we desire to live a victorious life and always be happy, then it is vital that we understand the difference between temptations and sin.

By Bernt Stadven, Norway