Just as no piece of quackgrass root can be left in the garden bed, “bits of sin” can not be left in our lives, lest they spring up again into full-blown sins.
Just as no piece of quackgrass root can be left in the garden bed, “bits of sin” can not be left in our lives, lest they spring up again into full-blown sins.
Continually falling into your old sinful traps? Good news! Jesus forgives!
¿Caer continuamente en tus viejas trampas pecaminosas? ¡Buenas noticias! ¡Jesús perdona!
We all want God’s blessing … But what about if we ruin everything by … messing up? Not believing? Sinning against God? What then?
Temptation’s traps: Why is it so hard to avoid them? How can we stop the vicious cycle of sin?
It’s easy to get caught up thinking about our sin or the sins of others, tallying them up … But from Jesus’ perspective, it’s all forgiven!
Having the choice between clean versus dirty water, who would choose to swim in the dirty water? Why is it then, that we choose to continually walk in the mire of sin?
We can present ourselves as slaves to sin—maybe we should say, fill out a slavery application?—or we can present ourselves as slaves to God.
If we would do everything in our power to help slow an incurable condition, how much more shouldn’t we do everything possible to bring our sinful nature under God’s control?
And when He was finished with death, He rose from the dead, never to die again. Death has no power over Him.