Things Unseen with Sinclair B. Ferguson I Will Remember Their Sins No More
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Jan 30, 2026 A reflection on God's promise to stop remembering believers' sins and the freedom that brings. A look at biblical scenes like Zechariah and Isaiah that picture cleansing and new garments. An exploration of how guilt traps believers and the forces that amplify shame. An invitation to imagine being clothed in Christ's righteousness and trusting complete forgiveness.
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God Forgets Our Sins
- God promises in the new covenant that He will "remember their sins no more," fulfilled in Jesus Christ.
- This forgetting is rooted in sins being blotted out by the blood of Christ, removing guilt's hold on believers.
David's Paralyzing Memory
- Sinclair B. Ferguson recalls King David being haunted by memories of his sins and paralyzed in fellowship with God.
- He uses David's experience to show how lingering guilt can suddenly strike and cripple spiritual life.
Guilt Is The Accuser's Investment
- The devil profits from our guilt, amplifying failures and driving believers toward despair.
- Sinclair B. Ferguson warns that Satan capitalizes on sin by intensifying shame and incapacitating faith.