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Regret

Nov 5, 2008 Print This Post

This past week I taught on Regret at Riv and several people asked me for a copy of the email Paul sent me. Here it is:

When a person allows their regrets to hold them captive – it seems to me that it is the ultimate display of pride. To not forgive ourselves – when God died to forgive us for our mistakes/sins – aren’t we really saying that we think our sin is too great for Christ to forgive? Not to believe fully in His sacrifice – IS the ultimate display of pride and lack of humility. Our regret is somehow too great to forgive?

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Hi, I'm Noel and I'm a recovering hypocrite. I spend the majority of my time pastoring and teaching at Riverview, surfing the internet on my iProducts, and hanging out with my smoking hot wife and four wildly talented children. I plan on spending the rest of my life figuring out how to vicariously plant hundreds of churches without ever leaving my church. Oh, and even though I work for Riv, everything here is my personal opinion and nothing more.

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