Now, folks, here's the way that the Lord deals with us.

Not only does He take away our filthy garments and thank God for that.

If we confess our sin, He's faithful and just to forgive us our sin.

And to cleanse us from all in righteousness.

But He then closes us with His righteousness and His purity.

Now, watch us.

We're going to be in the right place.

With His righteousness and His purity.

Now, what should we do when we're haunted by the ghost of guilt?

Welcome to Love, Word, Finding, featuring the dynamic teaching and timeless biblical lessons of Pastor Adrian Rogers.

Our culture has redefined sin, but they've not been able to get rid of its shame.

Until we deal with sin as it is, we'll always be haunted by the ghost of guilt.

In part one of today's program, we learned that Zechariah, chapter 3, paints a courtroom scene.

There is the accused, the adversary, and the advocate.

The accused Joshua represents us.

The accuser has made a strong case against him.

But we have an advocate who pleads our case.

If you have your Bible, turn now to Zechariah, chapter 3.

As Adrian Rogers shares, part 2 of haunted by the ghost of guilt.

Now many who are haunted by the ghost of guilt, that is knowing away, that is causing disquietude.

Many of them come to our churches, trudge to church Sunday after Sunday, sing the hymns, give them money, attend the classes,

underline their Bibles, but they do not have freedom that they ought to have in the Lord Jesus Christ.

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