I have not been living right, Can God still forgive me?
None of us are living right! All of us must go to God moment by moment and confess our sins.
If we say that we have not sinned, we are fooling our selves, and the truth isn’t in our hearts. 9 But if we confess our sins to God, He can always be trusted to forgive us and take our sins away. (1 John 1:8-9)
If you keep growing in this way, it will show that what you know about our Lord Jesus Christ has made your lives useful and meaningful. (2 Peter 1:8)
So yes, God has already forgiven us and is waiting for us to accept His forgiveness.
God is not waiting for us to do something for this gift. His forgiveness is not offered as a result of penances, deep holy back-sweating, or sackcloth and ashes rituals.
It is simply offered through a change of mind that comes from a change of heart about the very sin we need to confess to God. We can accept the forgiveness God has already given through the cross.
I have not been living right and have messed up really bad. Can God still, or will God still, forgive me?
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World Prayr has chosen to be different, starting with teaching others that the pilgrimage all of those who have been brought near to God are on is not one that is about our focusing on what we are doing, or focusing on our sin or anything we are not doing, but rather focusing on what Christ did in order for us to know transforming grace. We refer to this message as the gospel of grace. We then live this out as a ministry by serving others through counseling, prayer and sound biblical teachings.
We, also, differ from most ministries in another key area and that is working to live out the message of Philippians 2:4, by aggressively promoting other ministries and churches. As a mission team World Prayr is working to serve those who are disconnected and re-connecting them, one soul at a time to local bodies of believers.
We refer to our team as an “Ohana” which is made up of many nationalities spread across the globe and within the Protestant faith.
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