Gene Higgins examines the doctrine of the two great advents in human history—the entry of sin into the world through Adam and the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ to save sinners. He explores themes such as the origin and pervasive nature of sin, humanity's lost and helpless condition, the sacrificial payment of Christ on the cross (Romans 5:12, 1 Timothy 1:15), and the offer of eternal life and new birth as a sinner's only hope. Higgins emphasizes that the root of human suffering and chaos lies within the human heart rather than external circumstances, and points to the Good Shepherd who actively seeks and rescues the lost (John 3:16).

This message is a part of the Facing the Future series and was recorded on 3/4/25