Combat Sexual Sinنموونە

Once I was on a traffic stop when a Harley biker flew past me at a high rate of speed. I looked over at him and we locked eyes. The moment he saw me, he hit the gas and exited the Interstate. I thought to myself, "That fool is going to crash.” I shrugged it off and finished the contact I was on.

After I finished, I proceeded south past where the Harley exited. As I looked to my right, I noticed a dark object on the exit ramp. 

I pulled over and exited my car. I noticed a man climbing over the guardrail. He was covered head to toe in grass and mud. Guess who it was? It was the very same biker. He had straightened out a sharp curve and crashed. I approached him laughing, "Go ahead. Just confess.” The biker dropped his head in reply, "My license is suspended, my tag is a year expired, and I have no insurance.” 

No matter how small or insignificant you think your sin is, it eventually will be exposed. In your game plan, make sure you have a step to confess your sins to others. Understand that confession is a critical step in gaining freedom.