Righteous or Sinner?
I remember all of those tests I had in school. It was a constant challenge to study and to retain what I studied, so I could do well on the tests. My goal was to make 100 every time. Of course, that meant to get everything right. However, that did not happen all of the time. Many times, I would give wrong answers and my score would be less than a perfect 100. Then, I needed to study more, learn it well, and do better the next time. When Jesus came into the world, He came to help the people who needed help. He did not concentrate on the rich people who had everything they needed. Neither did He always hang out with those who knew the Lord by faith, and they were doing His will. (Luke 5:32) Jesus told the people that He had not come to call the righteous to repentance, but He had come to call sinners to repentance. There are two sides to this coin, and we need to examine both of them. None of us are totally righteous by our own efforts. We have all sinned. The only way to become rig...