In Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins, in accordance with the riches of God’s grace. Ephesians 1:7
If you are reading this you probably have a knowledge of salvation and for that I am truly thankful. I was saved at the age of twelve and while I still revel in the miracle of that moment I often struggle with the deep dark parts of my heart and mind that want to take a break from my conscience and tell the world what I really think. Soon to follow my ugly thoughts, my heart breaks for its moment of carnal will and I’m defeated. It’s a vicious cycle, but God, as our Creator, great Redeemer and Lover of our souls, has this under control.
Two things are working in the act of salvation: Jesus’ blood, given freely, and God’s grace in boundless supply. When Jesus drew His final breath sin lost its grip on man, and when He breathed again, every believer knew it.
There is no sin God can’t and won’t forgive. His riches cross the expanse of man’s moral and physical poverty. DO NOT live in defeat! Daily, accept this gift and tell Satan to take a long hike off a tall cliff. God’s omnipotent power and rich grace are your own.
Living in Victory,
Gretchen
P.S. I encourage you to read the entire first chapter of Paul’s letter to the church in Ephesus. It will strengthen you.