A Look at the Lost

The story of Adam and Eve's fall into sin is more than the account of humanity's first disobedience—it is a picture of the condition of every lost person. After sin entered the world, Adam and Eve experienced guilt, fear, shame, separation from God, and the consequences of their rebellion. Yet even in the midst of judgment, God pursued them with grace and provided a promise of redemption. Genesis 3 gives us a sobering look at what it means to be lost and a hopeful glimpse of God's plan to save sinners.

This passage reminds us that while sin separates people from God, God's grace seeks those who are lost.