This is meant to be used for devotional purposes during Lent. Grab a journal, read the passage, pray, look at the questions, think about your answers and then journal.
Thoughts for the Week:
What
is sin? What does it look like in your life?
Day
1: Genesis
2:15-17, 3:1-7
This
passage is familiar to us all, sometimes it is important to carefully
read the passages that we know best, to see what they actually say as
opposed to what we think they say.
What
does this passage actually say about Adam and Eve?
What
does it say about the serpent?
Why
does it say about sin?
What
does it mean to be human?
Can
you imagine your life without the shadow of sin?
Day
2:
Matthew 4:1-11
What
does it mean to say and know that Jesus was tempted to sin?
Can
you relate to any of the temptations that Jesus was presented to
Jesus?
In
what ways are you tempted to sin? In What ways do you sin?
Day 3: Romans 5:12-19
We
know we all sin, we all fall short of who God is calling us to be.
What does that look like in your life?
How
does it feel to think so much about the sin in your life?
What
does it mean to you that Christ’s righteousness allows you to be
righteous?
How
does that change how you live?
Day 4: Psalm 32
What
does it mean to confess sins? What does it look like?
Is
it hard for you to confess your sins to yourself?
Is
it hard for you to confess your sins to God?
When
you don't confess your failings to yourself, or to God it eats us
from the inside out, you “waste away.”
Are you living with unconfessed sins?
Are you living with unconfessed sins?
Take
time to confess your failings, your shortcomings, your sins to God.
Know
you are forgiven.
Rejoice.
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