Adam and Eve's sin was great, but a greater Savior was coming. It would be a while yet. This redemptive story would unfold over thousands of years, but he would come, and by his life, death, and resurrection he would conquer sin, Satan, and death once and for all. That's the good news of the gospel and the seed of it all is planted right here in Genesis 3. So friends, whatever your sin is this morning, there is always greater grace. Romans 5:20 – where sin abounds, grace abounds more. The 18th century pastor John Newton said on his deathbed, "I am a great sinner, but Christ is a great Savior." Friends do you know him today?
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