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Dr. Buzzell concludes this lesson by saying that if we fail, God wants us to come back to Him. Why is this significant to us today?
Austin replied 1 month, 1 week ago 186 Members · 190 Replies
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No matter what God is longing for us to be in relationship with him too.
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Our Lord and Savior is patient and full of mercy, not wanting for any to perish. Yet we are finite and continually fail in our pursuit of our Lord. God knows us, and even though he is holy and righteous, loves us so much that he created a pathway to redemption. in that “Way”, we must realize our fallen nature, and accept the need for our Lord. We must repent of our sinful ways, and turn to our Father who will help us be obedient to him.
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We will continually fail, we must repent and return to God or else our salvation is forfeit.
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Because our God is loving Father that always want us to come back anytime, we fail.
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Sinners like us need to know that if we fail, God will forgive us when we return to Him and repent. This assurance is the basis of our Christian faith. Only when we are secure in the heavenly father’s love can we enjoy unobstructed relationship with Him.