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Have you ever had a life dream- that you worked hard to achieve, only to see it not come to pass? Have you had a concept of how your life would 'play out' only to face events, twists and turns that threw your script in the trash? Have you ever had misplaced hopes? Have you ever had people, who you thought would always be part of your life, all of a sudden do something that deeply hurts you, and then they leave? Have you lost someone before their time? Or maybe lost your health unexpectedly? Maybe you have been pierced with the arrow of Disillusionment.

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Every one of us battle with sin. Sin can be an addiction, an anxious mind or a religious self-righteousness. Sin is a human compensation for the effects of a life separated from God. The book of Ephesians has laid out for us the road to victory. That road to victory begins with owning our sin – we must own it.

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Every one of us battle with sin. Sin can be an addiction, an anxious mind or a religious self-righteousness. Sin is a human compensation for the effects of a life separated from God. The book of Ephesians has laid out for us the road to victory. That road to victory begins with owning our sin – we must own it.

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Every one of us battle with sin. Sin can be an addiction, an anxious mind or a religious self-righteousness. Sin is a human compensation for the effects of a life separated from God. The book of Ephesians has laid out for us the road to victory. That road to victory begins with owning our sin – we must own it.

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Every one of us battle with sin. Sin can be an addiction, an anxious mind or a religious self-righteousness. Sin is a human compensation for the effects of a life separated from God. The book of Ephesians has laid out for us the road to victory. That road to victory begins with owning our sin – we must own it.

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Every one of us battle with sin. Sin can be an addiction, an anxious mind or a religious self-righteousness. Sin is a human compensation for the effects of a life separated from God. The book of Ephesians has laid out for us the road to victory. That road to victory begins with owning our sin – we must own it.

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Every one of us battle with sin. Sin can be an addiction, an anxious mind or a religious self-righteousness. Sin is a human compensation for the effects of a life separated from God. The book of Ephesians has laid out for us the road to victory. That road to victory begins with owning our sin – we must own it.

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Many Christians claim a Christian world view, yet compromise that world view as soon as it beckons us into sacrifice or self-denial. Does that make us hypocritical? The shocking thing is that many never see the hypocrisy, and do not think through the stated beliefs and its impact on their lifestyle. This is not speaking about the human struggle with sin or weakness. This is about conscious choices to live a lifestyle contrary to what we say is our world view.

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Many Christians claim a Christian world view, yet compromise that world view as soon as it beckons us into sacrifice or self-denial. Does that make us hypocritical? The shocking thing is that many never see the hypocrisy, and do not think through the stated beliefs and its impact on their lifestyle. This is not speaking about the human struggle with sin or weakness. This is about conscious choices to live a lifestyle contrary to what we say is our world view.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/614/29?v=20251111

Many Christians claim a Christian world view, yet compromise that world view as soon as it beckons us into sacrifice or self-denial. Does that make us hypocritical? The shocking thing is that many never see the hypocrisy, and do not think through the stated beliefs and its impact on their lifestyle. This is not speaking about the human struggle with sin or weakness. This is about conscious choices to live a lifestyle contrary to what we say is our world view.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/614/29?v=20251111