Devotion (Easter): Psalm 32
03/27/24 • 9 min
Guilt and sin are inseparable companions, akin to bread and butter or cake and ice cream. One hardly exists without the other. Guilt, that internal pang, is Satan's tool that plagues all people. His deceitful whispers echo inside: "You've faltered," "You're unworthy," "You're just like the rest..." Guilt inevitably invites shame and condemnation into our lives. In this episode, you will find hope and healing as you witness the beauty of God's extravagant grace extended freely to all who turn to Him in sincere confession.
If you would like to support this ABIDE podcast and the other resources provided by our ministry, please consider donating at https://gretchenstevenson.com/donate/
Thank You!
Gretchen
https://gretchenstevenson.com/
Guilt and sin are inseparable companions, akin to bread and butter or cake and ice cream. One hardly exists without the other. Guilt, that internal pang, is Satan's tool that plagues all people. His deceitful whispers echo inside: "You've faltered," "You're unworthy," "You're just like the rest..." Guilt inevitably invites shame and condemnation into our lives. In this episode, you will find hope and healing as you witness the beauty of God's extravagant grace extended freely to all who turn to Him in sincere confession.
If you would like to support this ABIDE podcast and the other resources provided by our ministry, please consider donating at https://gretchenstevenson.com/donate/
Thank You!
Gretchen
https://gretchenstevenson.com/
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