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In Micah 7:7–9, the prophet openly acknowledges his sin while confidently trusting God’s mercy. Instead of hiding from God like Adam and Eve, Micah runs toward Him. His response shows us what it looks like to live “broken but bold.”
Guest speaker Pastor Blake Dumais walks through three directives from this passage: look to the Lord, wait for the God of your salvation, and trust that God hears you. True repentance holds together two realities that often feel like opposites—deep brokenness over sin and deep confidence in God’s grace.
Because of Jesus, believers don’t have to deny their sin or be crushed by shame. We can honestly confess our failures, patiently trust God’s work in us, and rest in the promise that “when I fall, I shall rise… the Lord will be a light to me.”
Speaker: Blake Dumais
CityView is a church family that God is building to make disciples of Jesus Christ in the heart of Loudoun County and around the world. Check us out at CityViewNOVA.com
By CityView ChurchIn Micah 7:7–9, the prophet openly acknowledges his sin while confidently trusting God’s mercy. Instead of hiding from God like Adam and Eve, Micah runs toward Him. His response shows us what it looks like to live “broken but bold.”
Guest speaker Pastor Blake Dumais walks through three directives from this passage: look to the Lord, wait for the God of your salvation, and trust that God hears you. True repentance holds together two realities that often feel like opposites—deep brokenness over sin and deep confidence in God’s grace.
Because of Jesus, believers don’t have to deny their sin or be crushed by shame. We can honestly confess our failures, patiently trust God’s work in us, and rest in the promise that “when I fall, I shall rise… the Lord will be a light to me.”
Speaker: Blake Dumais
CityView is a church family that God is building to make disciples of Jesus Christ in the heart of Loudoun County and around the world. Check us out at CityViewNOVA.com