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Regret doesn’t equal repentance and repentance doesn’t mean we won’t have regrets. If we have really repented then we are likely in the fight of our lives. The fight to never ever do it again. Declaring independence is not the end of the fight it’s the beginning. I discuss this all extensively in “The Right Fight”. How to live a loving life. If you haven’t read it please do and if you have please leave a review. If you still feel shame or guilt for what you have repented for I say thank Jesus a …

It takes courage to repent, but it’s the best possible thing we can do for others if we sinned against them. It’s also the best thing to do for ourselves, because if we do not repent, it will destroy our lives. Be careful though about who you repent to. A great rule of thumb is to remember there is personal sin, private sin, and public sin. Personal sin is between ourself and God, and our repentance should be personal. We should repent to God, or to God and very trusted loved ones only. Private …

Saying we are sorry can mean a lot of things. The greatest evidence we are not seeking truth or truly repenting is when we look in the eyes of truth and make more excuses. True repentance is wrecked by the fact the truth means it’s the problem. So wrecked, it changes directions and will do most anything to make sure it never stands for a lie again. It no longer fights for itself, but fights for the truth despite itself. It will no longer be the plaintiff or the defendant in its own life. It will …