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Forgetting what is behind and pressing toward the mark

Good-bye Regret

2 Cor. 5:17: If anyone is in Christ he is a new creature the old has gone and the new has come.

Listen, my friend,  it’s done. Whatever you did that’s making you feel so horrible today. It’s done and over with. You asked for forgiveness and so it’s forgiven. If not, please ask now. That’s how Grace works. All the bad stuff you did is already nailed to the cross so rejoice in that. Let’s just lay down these regrets at the foot of Christ and watch them turn to dust.

And then say: I will no longer waste my beautiful, hopeful present and future regretting…

Eating two bags of M&Ms

Yelling at my kid

Sleeping with that horrible guy five years/months/minutes ago

Missing spin class two days this week

Spending too much money

Not studying harder in school/finishing my degree

Not spending more time with Mom before she died

Not seeing warning signs in his life before he killed himself

Not giving that homeless man $1

Giving my addict girlfried $100

That I’ve never voted and never will vote

That I wasted years being lazy

That I wasted years endangering my health

That I’ve been abused

That I’ve been rejected

That I’ve been an abuser/rejecter

That I used to be a slut

That I used to be “that” person

And finally ….

I WILL TRY HARDER TOMORROW BUT I WON’T HATE MYSELF FOR FAILING

2 Corinthians 12:9: But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me.

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