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 REPENTANCE AND CONFESSION

It is life-important that when you have transgressed against someone, that you humble yourself before God first confessing your wrongdoing. Pray for the healing of the hurt you have caused in the other and then confess your sin against the other. Confession and repentance (turning away from the behaviors and attitudes that have cause the pain) do not give others "power" over you. It frees you from falsehood and bondage. Your confession and work of reconciliation may not find traction right away in the one(s) you have hurt, but you have to leave their reaction to your confessing your wrong and asking for forgiveness to God. If you know that your actions have injured another, do not let it fester. Trust God and do what Jesus Christ said to do. Go. God will bless when we live according to His Word, trusting in His mercy and power to heal any hurt we may have caused.

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