Devotions: Fallen Humanity

Day 1:

Reading: Genesis 2:15-17; Genesis 3:1-15

Devotional: Today we begin our journey with the first sin, the fall of man. We see how the first humans disobeyed God and brought sin into the world. However, in Genesis 3:15, we also see God's promise of a Savior. How does this promise impact your understanding of God's love and mercy, even in the midst of our rebellion?

Day 2:

Reading: Romans 3:9-20

Devotional: The Apostle Paul gives us a profound truth in Romans - that none of us are righteous. Reflect on the extent of our sinfulness as described in this passage. How does understanding our total depravity help you comprehend the magnitude of God's grace?

Day 3:

Reading: Ephesians 2:1-10

Devotional: Ephesians 2 highlights our helpless state in sin and the saving grace of God through Christ. As we delve into the doctrine of total depravity, how does this passage shape your understanding of God's intervention in our helpless state?

Day 4:

Reading: Psalms 53:1-3

Devotional: The psalmist echoes Paul's assertion of our unrighteousness. Reflect on the concept of total depravity in light of this Psalm. How does understanding our sinfulness inform your view of God's grace and mercy?

Day 5:

Reading: Romans 3:21-26

Devotional: As we conclude our study, Romans 3:21-26 emphasizes that righteousness is only achieved through faith in Jesus. Reflect on how this sermon has deepened your understanding of our need for God's grace. How does acknowledging our total depravity enhance our appreciation for God's saving grace in Christ?

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