How Do You Approach God After You Sinned?
Let nothing get in your way of going to God. Run into His presence. How do you approach God after you sinned? Running into His presence.
Sometimes giving definition to prayer helps expand your view of it.
Let nothing get in your way of going to God. Run into His presence. How do you approach God after you sinned? Running into His presence.
Deep down we need to start believing that God is good. He is the greatest good that we will ever have. He loves us and wants to take care of us.
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Many have strong opinions against prayer list, but they’re still an important tool in others’ prayer lives. What is the correct view? Add your thoughts:
Do you believe God answers prayer? That is almost a silly question. Of, we believe. But seriously, let’s be honest, which ones does He answer?
God loves me and wants to speak to me, but prayer seems like a monologue. Where is God? Why can’t I hear God speak? Change the way you think regarding prayer.
Focusing on the sin also hinders you from celebrating the successes you do have. Thankfulness cannot happen if you are too focused on what you don’t have.
As Christians we have the potential to live Emmanuel lives – God with us. We allow others to experience what heaven is like, because heaven is where God is.
Grief that lasts beyond its time saps energy and leads away from faith. Joy leads us into the heart of the Lord and helps us see His joy for us.
Jesus at Gethsemane needed something before going through the suffering that He could only get from prayer. He reoriented rulership of His spirit over body.
Sometimes what seems to be the right thing to do is not what God thinks is best for you. Allow God room to speak to you. He wants to lead you.
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