Scripture: Proverbs 28:13 (KJV)
“He that covereth his sins shall not prosper: but whoso confesseth and forsaketh them shall have mercy.”
Empowering Devotion:
Repentance is a twofold process—confessing our sins and forsaking them. Many people acknowledge their wrongdoings before God but struggle to let go of sinful behaviors. However, Scripture is clear: covering up sin hinders spiritual growth, but true confession and repentance lead to God’s mercy and restoration.
When we confess our sins, we align ourselves with God’s truth and acknowledge our need for His grace. But confession alone is not enough—we must also forsake sin, turning completely away from it. This means breaking cycles of compromise, rejecting temptation, and allowing the Holy Spirit to guide us into righteousness.
Sin thrives in secrecy, but freedom comes through confession. Do not allow guilt or shame to keep you in bondage. Bring your struggles before the Lord, and He will extend His mercy. His desire is not to condemn you but to cleanse and restore you.
Today, make the decision not only to confess your sins but to forsake them. Ask God for the strength to walk in obedience. When you do, you will experience the fullness of His mercy and the freedom that comes from living a life surrendered to Him.
Inspiring Prayer:
Father, I thank You because I know You hear me. Let Your will be done as I come before You with a repentant heart. I confess my sins, Lord, and I ask for Your mercy. Cleanse me from all unrighteousness and help me to forsake anything that is not of You.
Give me the strength to turn away from temptation and to walk in the path of righteousness. Let Your Holy Spirit guide me, convict me, and empower me to live a life that honors You. I refuse to hide my sins—I lay them at Your feet and receive Your forgiveness.
Thank You for Your unfailing love and grace. I choose to walk in the freedom that comes from true repentance. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Selah Moment with Prophetess Dr. Althea Winifred
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