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PERFECTIONISM
Godly Sorrow or Worldly Sorrow?
Now, I don't know about you, but I am some-what of a perfectionist...okay, perhaps a little more than "somewhat"...(and yes, it does bother me that I couldn't get the Ephesians verse below the same font and size as the other ones and yes I have edited this post about
So what's the difference? Well, basically, worldly sorrow is when I try to do things under my own strength, fail, and allow myself to feel frustrated and angry (with myself) for not being perfect. I'm sorrowful over my failings not because they are sin, but because I'm angry with myself for not being perfect. Because I failed again, because I just can't stand the fact that I'm not perfect.
Now, Godly sorrow is different. When you filled with godly sorrow, you confess and repent of your sin/s (to God), ask for His forgiveness, ask for His help, and thank and praise the Lord for His abounding mercy and grace. We accept God's promise that there is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus (Romans 8:1). We forgive ourselves, we ask forgiveness from those we have wronged (yes, even our children!) and we let it go.
Now, I will leave you with a few verses to look up and meditate on!
God bless you!
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Ang