This question has been lingering on my mind. Why is it sometimes we get so obsessed with our sins? The ones we are either committing or not committing? Is our sin greater than our God? Download my FREE ebook "30 Days of Prayer: Bye, Bye, Anxiety" at www.imalexaloryn.com Follow me on IG/TikTok/Facebook: @imalexaloryn

This question has been lingering on my mind. Why is it sometimes we get so obsessed with our sins? The ones we are either committing or not committing? Is our sin greater than our God? Download my FREE ebook "30 Days of Prayer: Bye, Bye, Anxiety" at www.imalexaloryn.com Follow me on IG/TikTok/Facebook: @imalexaloryn

This question has been lingering on my mind. Why is it sometimes we get so obsessed with our sins? The ones we are either committing or not committing? Is our sin greater than our God? Download my FREE ebook "30 Days of Prayer: Bye, Bye, Anxiety" at www.imalexaloryn.com Follow me on IG/TikTok/Facebook: @imalexaloryn

Sin Obsession

The psalmist, David, was considered "a man after God's heart." David was an adulterer and a murderer who struggled with anxiety and depression yet, he was still called "a man after God's own heart." Meaning even in the midst of David's struggle he still sought God showing us God desires our hearts and seeking his. I believe we should be men and women seeking the heart of God daily and allowing His love to transform us.

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