Erased: God's Complete Forgiveness of Sins

by Gary L. Holmes

How do I know I have been forgiven? What if I am not perfect? Does God forgive terrible things I have done to others? What if I keep sinning? Is there forgiveness for my addictions? Is there an unforgivable sin? How can I forgive myself? 

As Christians, we think we know everything about God, sin, and salvation. You may be surprised to find that some of the things you have learned all your life may not be entirely right.  It may be time to challenge your old ideas about what the Lord can do for you.  The Biblical teachings about God’s love and forgiveness are much better than imagined.

You should read this book because:

o   Just following God's written rules won't work in some situations.

o   Committing one sin does not always make you a sinner.

o   Your fate depends on your choice and not your imperfections.

o   If you are a Christian, you need to stop saying you are a sinner.

o   God can and will forgive all your past AND future sins.

176 pages, Paperback

Published August 31, 2019

About the author

Gary L. Holmes has had an interest in theology and church all his life. He graduated from Oklahoma Christian with a BA degree in Bible and from Harding School of Theology with a Masters of Theology degree. He served as a missionary in Brazil and had a successful career as a CPA and business broker. He has written for journals and spoken for professional groups across the United States.

Holmes lives in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area where he is active in the Mansfield Church of Christ. He spends his time writing, enjoying five grandsons, collecting Roman coins, and occasionally whale watching.

Reviews

[Frida Dillenbeck]

As a practicing Christian who from time to time struggles with not being perfect, this book lines out the complete forgiveness of sins so well that I agree with the author. What a wonderful book supporting God's word, plan for us and his limitless forgiveness.

[Christina]

What does it meant to be completely and utterly forgiven of all mistakes? No take backs, no remembering years after the fact?

I found that Erased challenged my view of forgiveness in my walk with God as well what it means to be a Christian who lives love to the people around them.

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[Jessica Renzelman]

A bit hard to read at times but very informative. I did a book study on this with my morning Ladies Bible Class group.