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Understanding Denial and Self-Justification Through Scripture
In Lesson 3, we explored the consequences of justifying ourselves. We often try to defend our actions and rationalize our behaviors, but the

Dwight Schettler
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Justifying Ourselves Rather than Confessing Our Sin
In the story where James arrives late, we observe an interaction between him and his mother, which reveals how James attempts to justify his

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Handling Conflict with Grace
James' story is one many of us can relate to—a conflict between parent and child that spirals out of control. When James arrived home late,

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The Ripple Effects of Disobedience
James, a teenager, found himself in a predicament that many young people might relate to. Engrossed in personal activities with friends, he

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Confess to the Other Person
The Apostle Paul writes: “For with the heart one believes and is justified, and with the mouth one confesses and is saved” (Romans 10:10).

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Proclaiming God's Forgiveness
Understanding that we are forgiven in Christ is essential for living as the children of God. Consequently, some Christians and their churche

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What Does Confession of Sin Indicate About Our Faith in Jesus?
Confession of sin is an act of faith that reveals the depth of our trust in Jesus Christ. When we confess our sins, we acknowledge our own s

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Why is Daily Contrition Necessary For the Child of God?
For the child of God, daily contrition is an essential practice in the journey of faith. Contrition, or genuine sorrow for one's sins, ...

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The Transformative Power of Faith in the Forgiveness of Sins
In a world burdened by guilt and shame, the promise of forgiveness offers a beacon of hope and transformation. Faith in the forgiveness of s

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Our Value of Grace is Diminished
Martin Luther is attributed to have said, “The more you minimize sin, the more will grace decline in value.” This statement underscores the

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The Erosion of Contrition in Modern Culture
Repentance, a cornerstone of the Christian faith, begins with contrition—a sincere acknowledgment of sin and a heartfelt sorrow for having o

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Who Will Be Saved From Eternal Damnation?
The profound words of John 3:16-18 are presented with a clear and consoling answer regarding who will be saved from eternal damnation. The v

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How Can We Stand Before God and Not Be Condemned?
The question touches the very heart of Christianity. Isaiah 59:2 tells us, "But your iniquities have made a separation between you and your

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What Good News is Available For Those Who Confess Their Sins Before God?
It has been a very consistent theme in this blog series, but it is worth repeating: there is profoundly good news for those who confess thei

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Am I Righteous For My Good Deeds?
God's Word provides insights into the futility of relying on our own good deeds for righteousness. In Isaiah 64:6-7, the prophet Isaiah expr

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Self-justified: I Have No Need For Christ
In the Gospels, Jesus often confronted the self-righteous attitudes of the religious leaders of His time. Key passages that illustrate His p

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Implications of Denying Our Sin
In the Gospel of John, we find truths about the essence and nature of Jesus Christ revealed. John 14:6 states, “Jesus said to him, ‘I am the

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Did King David Confess to be Reconciled to God?
We find a pivotal moment in the life of King David, a man after God's own heart, but one who also stumbled into grievous sin. The verse stat

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Why was Nathan's Approach of David So Effective?
In 2 Samuel 12:1-6, the prophet Nathan confronts King David about his sin with Bathsheba and the murder of her husband, Uriah. Nathan's effe

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How Does David’s Experience With His Own Self-deception Compare to What We Do When We Deny Our Sin?
Self-deception is a powerful and destructive force. Consider the story of David, the beloved king of Israel, which vividly illustrates this.

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Mar 14, 20252 min read
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