Have you ever experienced the dark cloud of being plagued with incessant, gnawing guilt from something you had done in the past? Have you ever wondered why it is that you can ask for forgiveness for a particular sin, and believe that it has been forgiven, and then wake up...
Have you ever experienced the dark cloud of being plagued with incessant, gnawing guilt from something you had done in the past? Have you ever wondered why it is that you can ask for forgiveness for a particular sin, and believe that it has been forgiven, and then wake up the next morning with same guilt from the same confessed sin still haunting you? What begins to happen to your spiritual mindset after having repeated this cycle for maybe tens or even hundreds of times? And then there is the big question, Is Guilt actually from God? If it is, then how is it that God promises to forget our confessed sin upon forgiving us and yet seems to have no problem remembering it for use in administering this negative emotion? Are we to believe that God uses guilt as a form of punishment, for use as a behavioral deterrent, by repeatedly rubbing our noses in past sin like one might a dog that had an accident on the living room carpet? These and dozens of other related questions are answered in a solidly Biblical discourse through the pages of this book. If you have or are dealing with oppressive guilt then you are invited to, once and for all, find liberation through an understanding that not everything you may have previously believed or understood is actually Biblical truth.
Have you ever experienced the dark cloud of being plagued with incessant, gnawing guilt from something you had done in the past? Have you ever wondered why it is that you can ask for forgiveness for a particular sin, and believe that it has been forgiven, and then wake up...
Have you ever experienced the dark cloud of being plagued with incessant, gnawing guilt from something you had done in the past? Have you ever wondered why it is that you can ask for forgiveness for a particular sin, and believe that it has been forgiven, and then wake up the next morning with same guilt from the same confessed sin still haunting you? What begins to happen to your spiritual mindset after having repeated this cycle for maybe tens or even hundreds of times? And then there is the big question, Is Guilt actually from God? If it is, then how is it that God promises to forget our confessed sin upon forgiving us and yet seems to have no problem remembering it for use in administering this negative emotion? Are we to believe that God uses guilt as a form of punishment, for use as a behavioral deterrent, by repeatedly rubbing our noses in past sin like one might a dog that had an accident on the living room carpet? These and dozens of other related questions are answered in a solidly Biblical discourse through the pages of this book. If you have or are dealing with oppressive guilt then you are invited to, once and for all, find liberation through an understanding that not everything you may have previously believed or understood is actually Biblical truth.
