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The idea of confessing our sins to God can feel strange. After all, He already knows everything, right? So what is the point of confessing? It isn’t to tell God something He doesn’t know, or to make Him happy. Getting to the place where we are able to admit we did something wrong, that we hurt someone else, is good for us. Admitting we are wrong is a sign of growth and faith. When we can put into words how we have messed up, we make a move towards healing. Not because God sees us differently, but because we start to see OURSELVES differently.
Pick a day this week to get honest with God and confess your sins. As you do, remember that this isn’t about getting God’s approval, but about learning to see ourselves and what we’ve done in an honest light..
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We’ve all got vibes—moods we experience or things we feel in deep and real ways. And while there’s nothing wrong with feeling all the feels, the problem comes when we let these passing vibes become the motivators of our moods and actions. In this 28-day devotional, we’re going to dive deep to figure out what we can do to better control our vibes instead of letting our vibes control us.
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