I think this has happened in the past before. I made a promise to God that I wouldn't do a certain something, then doing it. Thus breaking the promise I had made to God. What will happen now? Can I still be forgiven?
I think this has happened in the past before. I made a promise to God that I wouldn't do a certain something, then doing it. Thus breaking the promise I had made to God. What will happen now? Can I still be forgiven?
I think this has happened in the past before. I made a promise to God that I wouldn't do a certain something, then doing it. Thus breaking the promise I had made to God. What will happen now? Can I still be forgiven?
I think this has happened in the past before. I made a promise to God that I wouldn't do a certain something, then doing it. Thus breaking the promise I had made to God. What will happen now? Can I still be forgiven?
I think this has happened in the past before. I made a promise to God that I wouldn't do a certain something, then doing it. Thus breaking the promise I had made to God. What will happen now? Can I still be forgiven?
yes! God is a forgiving God.Just repent and ask Him forgiveness and you are forgiven.I think this has happened in the past before. I made a promise to God that I wouldn't do a certain something, then doing it. Thus breaking the promise I had made to God. What will happen now? Can I still be forgiven?
I think this has happened in the past before. I made a promise to God that I wouldn't do a certain something, then doing it. Thus breaking the promise I had made to God. What will happen now? Can I still be forgiven?
Jesus will forgive us not just seven times but 70 times 7, meaning that He will forgive us as many times as we ask for it. However, that doesn't mean that we should do whatever we want and then just ask for forgiveness.Matthew 18:21-22
Then Peter came and said to Him, “Lord, how often shall my brother sin against me and I forgive him? Up to seven times?”
Jesus said to him, “I do not say to you, up to seven times, but up to seventy times seven.
Romans 6:1-2
What shall we say then? Are we to continue in sin so that grace may increase? May it never be! How shall we who died to sin still live in it?
Sorry it took long to reply ( school started). Thanks for the advice! I'm still getting use to God being very merciful to us. And I also have to stop beating myself up from past events in my life that were sinful. Note to self: less promises and more "Just do it". Frankly, this is going to be one heck of an interesting life down the road! Thanks for the help!
My sons are 22 and 19. When they were 10 and 7, they would make promises to me that I already knew they could not keep. They believed they could keep the promises, and were sincere in heart about them.
This touched me deeply, but I discouraged them from making promises to anyone because none of us knows when circumstances will throw us a curve and before we realize we have broken a vow to God, it is already a broken vow.
God knew when you promised that it would not be something you could/would follow through. However, He also knew / knows your heart and whether you meant good and not evil. What He judges in us is not the (in)ability to keep a promise, but the motives and intentions of our hearts.
Glad the encouragements before me struck home.Sorry it took long to reply ( school started). Thanks for the advice! I'm still getting use to God being very merciful to us. And I also have to stop beating myself up from past events in my life that were sinful. Note to self: less promises and more "Just do it". Frankly, this is going to be one heck of an interesting life down the road! Thanks for the help!
I think this has happened in the past before. I made a promise to God that I wouldn't do a certain something, then doing it. Thus breaking the promise I had made to God. What will happen now? Can I still be forgiven?