1 and 2 samuel

At what point in the Christian life should you anticipate taming the sinful nature? How long should you expect to struggle with doing what’s right in God’s eyes?

When God has forgiven our sin, thrown them into the depths of the sea, and remembered them no more, we’re off the hook…right? Well, not necessarily.

What are the signs that our repentance is complete? What will we feel and how will we think?

You’ve sinned…perhaps greatly. Now, you want the joy of your salvation restored…but how?

How do we reconcile the Lord’s warning to “Judge not lest you be judged” with His command: “If anyone is caught in any trespass, you who are spiritual, restore such a one?”

What are the steps we take when setting off on a journey into sin? And, once on our way, what trespassing side-trips will be necessary to ensure our desired destination?

We sin. And while that’s not news, it is often perplexing. We wonder why we continue to do the things we’ve resolved not to do. So, what is this thing called sin and why is it here in the first place?

It’s the attribute of God that banishes fear and invites us to enjoy Him forever. Absent it, we’re lost without hope.

Have you laid a dream to rest?  A dream that occupied your heart and mind for years?  One that inspired you and helped you face each day?