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A reflective Sunday morning scene where distraction and small tasks give way to a deep need for something I can’t fully name. In the pew, printed confessions, scripture, and the elements of communion prompt a turning inward toward confession and the meaning of grace.
Through honest struggle with both clear and shadowed sins, I learned that confession is not a way to earn forgiveness but an act of surrender—falling into the Father’s arms who already holds us.
By john g. adamsA reflective Sunday morning scene where distraction and small tasks give way to a deep need for something I can’t fully name. In the pew, printed confessions, scripture, and the elements of communion prompt a turning inward toward confession and the meaning of grace.
Through honest struggle with both clear and shadowed sins, I learned that confession is not a way to earn forgiveness but an act of surrender—falling into the Father’s arms who already holds us.