As I continue in my walk with the Lord, I can trust him more
and sin less only through a growing intimacy with Him. Removing sin from my
life should not be an active purging with often selfish motives, but rather
repenting of sin should be a natural result of a life that knows God deeply and
trusts him entirely. Such an intimacy is developed only with a
humble heart that pursues Him through prayer and the study of His Word. I must
be constantly reminded that he has already proven faithful. He has created me
and redeemed me. I must simply trust.
Very true and sometimes giving that trust is not very easy but when we do the feeling is awesome.
ReplyDeleteHow hard can trusting God be at times! I relate to this so much, thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHello Eimile. I so relate to you on this trust thing! I used to have a "list" of sins I tried to conquer on my own. As I look back it's kind of funny. I would beat myself up, going through my list, trying to rid the sin in my life.
ReplyDeleteI learned long ago that I cannot do it on my own. I needed God's guidance and grace, and most importantly a close relationship with him. Trusting others has never been a strong suit of mine, but God has more than proven that I can fully trust in him!
So, after much ado, I now have very little sin in my life, even though I had to learn the hard way how to rid it.
Just keep praying for God to rid the sin in your life. It is going to be a process, but well worth it in the end. He knows your heart, your intentions. If you are genuine about it, he will know that too. Watch, he will work it out for you!
-Stay blessed.
Suzie
Just finished reading your inspiring blog...I agree it is only until we examine our selves can we begin to make spiritual progress in our own faith..thanks
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