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Can God use sin sinlessly? Can God allow sinful things to happen to you? Can these sinful allowances be for your good? I think the answers to these questions are obvious.

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We don’t like thinking about our awfulness because we resist the biblical declaration that we’re rotten to the core (Isaiah 64:6). Only a person with a high view of himself would get hung up on his fallenness. Ironically, it is the acceptance of your wickedness that releases the fullest expressions of the gospel in you.

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We don’t like thinking about our awfulness because we resist the biblical declaration that we’re rotten to the core (Isaiah 64:6). Only a person with a high view of himself would get hung up on his fallenness. Ironically, it is the acceptance of your wickedness that releases the fullest expressions of the gospel in you.

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We don’t like thinking about our awfulness because we resist the biblical declaration that we’re rotten to the core (Isaiah 64:6). Only a person with a high view of himself would get hung up on his fallenness. Ironically, it is the acceptance of your wickedness that releases the fullest expressions of the gospel in you.

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Pity is a feeling of sorrow that you express toward someone who has suffered loss. Self-pity is when the person you are pitying is yourself. The self-pitying person looks at himself and feels sorry for himself because he realizes he has lost something that he wants back. Maybe the self-pitying person has done something that he regrets, or he does not like the kind of person that he has become.

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Pity is a feeling of sorrow that you express toward someone who has suffered loss. Self-pity is when the person you are pitying is yourself. The self-pitying person looks at himself and feels sorry for himself because he realizes he has lost something that he wants back. Maybe the self-pitying person has done something that he regrets, or he does not like the kind of person that he has become.

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Pity is a feeling of sorrow that you express toward someone who has suffered loss. Self-pity is when the person you are pitying is yourself. The self-pitying person looks at himself and feels sorry for himself because he realizes he has lost something that he wants back. Maybe the self-pitying person has done something that he regrets, or he does not like the kind of person that he has become.

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You have two choices. You can strive to be perfect, or you can accept the perfection of another. That’s it. The only way to be perfect is never to make a mistake or find someone who will vouch for you.

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You have two choices. You can strive to be perfect, or you can accept the perfection of another. That’s it. The only way to be perfect is never to make a mistake or find someone who will vouch for you.

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You have two choices. You can strive to be perfect, or you can accept the perfection of another. That’s it. The only way to be perfect is never to make a mistake or find someone who will vouch for you.

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