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Day Twenty-Eight
Read Proverbs 28
While confessing we have done something wrong is difficult, if we hide our sins, we suffer even more. Verse 13 tells us, “Whoever conceals his transgressions will not prosper, but he who confesses and forsakes them will obtain mercy.” In James, we read that we should confess our sins to one another and pray for one another that we may be healed (James 5:16).
Reflect
What happens to those who hide their sin?
What happens to those who confess them?
Engage
As we have been talking about hard conversations, admitting our sin to someone can be very difficult. Why do you think confessing and praying for one another brings healing?
An Extra Mile
What are the things in your life you need to confess?
Who is a safe person you can tell and pray with?
Scripture
About this Plan
Oftentimes life looks like an open road and we aren’t sure which way it will turn. Other times, we feel like we are in control of where we are heading—no need to stop for directions. As believers, we must make sure that our GPS is programmed to the Word. God is our ultimate guide through the journey; He is the Creator of the road itself.
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