Substitutionary atonement is the fourth in our eight-part series, “Putting The Fun In...” where we are discussing Christianity’s “fundamentals” (or essentials). Substitutionary atonement is what happened when Jesus died on the cross. He was our substitute, enduring God the Father’s hatred of sin and taking our punishment for our sins. Christ substituted himself for us. And his death atoned or covered our sins. Our accepting him as our Lord leads to salvation.1. Sacrifice: Jesus chose to die to take the sins of humankind “For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many” (Mark As a shepherd, Jesus sacrifices his life for his sheep (John In the “Great Exchange,” he took our sins, and we received his righteousness. “Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!” (John The substitutionary atonement makes me sick of my sin. God hates sin but also loves humans. When I look at the cross, I see my sins causing Christ’s suffering. I never have to second-guess God’s love again.For further information about Binmin and more resources for your spiritual life, visit www.Binmin.orgCONNECT WITH THE BINMIN TEAMInstagram: BinminLinkedin: BinminTwitter: BinminAsk Questions: [email protected]PODCAST RESOURCESMore from Binmin: Binmin.orgSubscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on AnchorFMSubscribe on YouTubePLEASE CONSIDER LEAVING A REVIEWIf this podcast has helped you find your next steps for making your spiritual life more important to you, you can help share it by leaving an Apple Podcasts review!Thank you for sharing!