Written by Georgetta Head Photo by Ben White (unsplash) "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, (Romans 3:23))
I had a group lifestyle coaching session awhile back when a client state, “I don’t believe God could ever love me because I keep repeating the same sins.” She confessed her sins were the character flaws of gossiping and being judgmental toward others. She stated that when her character flaws were brought to her attention by others, she would ask God for forgiveness. But, she found herself repeating the same cycle over and over again. She was feeling guilty because she had asked God to forgive her, but she didn’t know how to stop sinning. She didn’t know how to break the cycle! What has occurred with this client is not uncommon! Romans 3:23 tells us: "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." We all will miss the mark until we know the truth, which will set us free. Everyone comes to God the same way, broken from their past. My client was producing "bad fruit" from wounds of her past and needed to learn how to be set free from her old ways and bad habits. When we sin, Psalms 51:3-4 tells us, we are sinning against God, our Creator. That is why my client was feeling the conviction in her spirit and sought help to get rid of the guilt. With our lifestyle coaching program, we identified the root cause of her bad fruit. She surrendered it to Father God and she no longer engages in gossip and has stopped judging others. She stated, "I am finally free from hurting others with my mouth, and I truly know now I am forgiven!" She is currently rebuilding relationships by asking those whom she hurt for forgiveness. My client now understands Romans 8:1 and doesn't live a life of guilt believing God doesn't love her. She now knows in her mind and heart God does loves her! Are you struggling in your walk with God due to bad habits or wounds from your past? Click here to sign-up for our free video teaching on "Why Do I Act and Think This Way!" This 40-minute workshop video will inspire you to seek change. You too can be set free from old lifestyles or bad habits that have you repeating the same cycle over and over every day. Life is meant to be enjoyed! Using our seven Biblical principles, you will identify the root cause keeping you from growing in your relationships with God, friends, and family. These principles will teach you how to change your thoughts and embrace your dreams to live a fulfilled life. Using the seven Biblical principles from the Bible, you will learn to: affirm yourself in God's Word. learn to take responsibility for your thoughts. invest in self-care & learn to love self. verify God's truth for a renewed mind. embrace your dreams for a fulfilled life. Journey In His Word "alive" Community is a safe one with like-minded women seeking God for change with their thought life and relationships. As a member of the "alive" Community you will learn habits and disciples for studying the Word of God, journaling your thoughts, and becoming intentional with your prayer life. Each month, members will receive a themed digital workbook with devotionals. You will participate with other members with 2 live calls and a monthly Coffee Chat. If you miss a live call, no problem! There will be replays exclusive to members only. To learn what “alive” Community is about, click here to sign up for our free pre-recorded workshop. Plus, using our exclusive 90-Day Reset & Restart Planner, you will learn how to: ·turn your dreams into a workable plan with action steps ·discover your purpose ·manage your finances ·organize your days with good time management ·eliminate procrastination using to-do lists ·develop good habits and disciplines with yourself and other areas ·learn the importance of self-care with your health and spirituality Sign up by August 28th to join us for the September workshops. We have two membership options available: monthly or quarterly, click here to learn about the two options offered. We look forward to meeting you at our next workshop September 5th!
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