Welcome to the In-Touch podcast with Charles Stanley for Wednesday, June 3rd.

When you become a Christian, your sins are forgiven.

So why do you sometimes feel unforgivable or unworthy of God's love?

Let's find clarity in today's In-Touch podcast.

I want you to imagine something.

You have just sinned against God.

Gross sin against God.

And you're standing in his presence, and he's looking at you.

Let's say that Christ is looking at you.

What kind of facial expression would you imagine that Jesus would have if you were looking

into his face and you knew that he knew you had just committed that sin? Well, your answer would

probably reveal a couple of things about you. First of all, it would reveal your relationship to him. And secondly, it would reveal your understanding of the person of Christ and his

reaction to one of his children. Sometimes our feelings are condemnation. We feel condemned

when we disobey God, when we stumble, when we fall, when we make

mistakes. And you may say, well, should we not feel condemned if we've sinned against God?

Well, let's see what God says in His Word. And I want you to turn to a passage of scripture

in John chapter 8 that I believe answers the question about those feelings of condemnation

that we have as the children of God. The Bible says in chapter 8 verse 1, but Jesus went to the

Mount of Olives and more than likely he spent the night out there praying and talking to the father.

And early in the morning he came again into the temple and all the people were coming to him and he sat down and began to the Father. And early in the morning, he came again into the temple, and all the

people were coming to him, and he sat down and began to teach them. And the scribes and the Pharisees

brought a woman caught in adultery. And having set her in the midst, they said to him,

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