Don’t count yourself out because of poor choices. God’s promises are for you!

“Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need.” Hebrews 4:16

Someone who has smoked multiple packs of cigarettes everyday for years might have trouble coming to God boldly to ask for healing of lung cancer. Someone who has wasted all of their money might not feel so motivated to ask God for mercy and grace in paying their bills. Our sins can affect our confidence in coming to our Father, so much so, that some of us opt not to pray at all. We think to ourselves, “Why would He help someone like me? Why would He heal or deliver someone like me? Why would He extend His grace toward me? I did this to myself and I’m getting what I deserve.” But that’s not the attitude of the Father and that’s not the attitude He wants you to have. You were not called to live in guilt and shame. Come out of that place in the name of Jesus! All taunting and tormenting spirits that have been sent from the enemy will leave you now in Jesus name!

No matter how you feel right now, you are a beloved daughter of the King! You are the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus! You are redeemed and purchased by His blood! Yes, you may have sinned and made a mess of things, we all have, but we know God’s mercy is greater! No matter what you’ve done, you can always, always approach the Father’s throne of grace and receive His mercy and find grace to help you in your time of need.

My sister, don’t count yourself out and don’t ever back away from receiving God’s promises that Jesus paid the ultimate price for you to receive! I believe you’re coming up and out of that place, and you’re going to live at the throne of grace!

Prayer: Father, in and of myself, I don’t deserve your mercy or grace, but because of Jesus, I come boldly to your throne asking for it anyway. Forgive me, Father, of all wrong I’ve done to myself and others. I receive your grace and mercy. I receive healing and I receive provision. In Jesus’ name, Amen.