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In Mark chapter 2, Jesus does something shocking.

When a paralyzed man is lowered through a roof, everyone expects healing. Instead, Jesus says, “Son, your sins are forgiven.”

Why?

Because a healed body with an unforgiven soul is still under judgment.

In this verse-by-verse exposition of Mark 2:1–12, we see Jesus move from demonstrating authority (Mark 1) to openly claiming authority over sin itself. This passage forces every listener to answer one unavoidable question:

Who is Jesus—and what will you do with your sin?

In this sermon, you’ll learn:

Why forgiveness is the greatest need of every soul

Why Jesus addresses sin before circumstances

Why amazement, admiration, and religious emotion are not saving faith

How Jesus proves His authority to forgive sins

Why Christianity is not about self-improvement, but divine forgiveness

This message is a warning to the merely curious, the religiously impressed, and the church-attending crowd—and a gospel invitation to all who are willing to repent and believe.

Amazement isn’t salvation. Forgiveness is.

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